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What is cross section of a row and column is called?
Cell
Diagram Cross section of a red blood cell?
white blood cells are a whitey Grey ball with furry spikes
What can be observed in a valonia ventricosa cross section?
In a valonia ventricosa cross section, you can observe a single large cell with a central vacuole surrounded by a thin layer of cytoplasm and a cell wall.
How do you get a labeled white blood cell diagram?
10% of white in our body
What is the difference between a plant cell and an onion peel cell?
check the microscope and the cross section views....
Why the central part of the red blood cells appears paler than the outer part when viewed under light microscope?
The center of a red blood cell appears paler than the outer part because of how the cell is shaped. The red blood cell has a biconcave shape that is fat at the edges and flattened in the center, giving it a cross section that resembles a dumbbell.
Will the reading of the load cell differ from the above if it is placed at 100mm from the center of the cross section?
Yes, the reading on the load cell will differ compared to when it is placed at the center of the cross-section. Placing the load cell 100mm away from the center will result in a different moment arm, leading to a different torque measurement and potentially affecting the reading depending on the specific setup and application.
What is a good cell joke?
Why did the white blood cell cross the road? To get to the other site!
In a circuit diagram what does a circle with a cross inside it represent?
In a circuit diagram, a circle with a cross inside it typically represents a battery or a cell. The cross indicates the positive terminal, while the surrounding circle represents the overall component. This symbol is commonly used to denote the source of electrical energy in a circuit.
The diagram represents a white blood cell engulfing bacteriathe structure label x is most likely a?
vacuole
Diagram of the animal cell?
neat diagram
Why the central part of a red blood cell appears paler than the outer part when viewed under a light microscope?
The center of a red blood cell appears paler than the outer part because of how the cell is shaped. The red blood cell has a biconcave shape that is fat at the edges and flattened in the center, giving it a cross section that resembles a dumbbell.
