If a test tube of blood is "spun down" in a centrifuge,the white blood cells and platelets form a layer called the buffy coat.

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When a test tube of blood is spun in a centrifuge, the different components of blood separate based on their density. Red blood cells settle at the bottom, plasma rises to the top, and in between them, a thin layer called the buffy coat is formed, which contains white blood cells and platelets.

If a Test Tube of Blood Is "Spun Down" in a Centrifuge,the