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Monocytes are formed when stem cells divide and specialise in the bone marrow. Where in the body do these cells form macrophages? A B C D lymph nodes blood plasma bone marrow tissue fluid

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Monocytes are formed when stem cells divide and specialise in the bone marrow.
Where in the body do these cells form macrophages?
A
B
C
D
lymph nodes
blood plasma
bone marrow
tissue fluid

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