Which component of whole blood would an investigator examine to determine the concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide or hormones, such as testosterone?

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The concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide and hormones is measured in the plasma, which is the liquid component of the whole blood. Red blood cells transport oxygen and carbon dioxide while platelets and white blood cells have different functions in the blood.

Which Component of Whole Blood Would an Investigator Examine to Determine