The source of thromboplastin in human blood is:

  • A
    $WBC$
  • B
    $RBC$
  • C
    Blood platelets
  • D
    Both $(b)$ and $(c)$

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Match the following:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ and Column-$III$
$X$. $RBC$ $R$. Lack of nucleus,$A$. $5-5.5$ Million
$Y$. Monocytes $P$. Nucleated,$C$. $6-8\%$
$Z$. Eosinophil $Q$. Granulocyte,$B$. $2-3\%$

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