When whole blood is spun down in a centrifuge,the buffy coat can be found:
A) between the plasma and red blood cells.
B) at the very top of the test tube.
C) at the very bottom of the test tube.
D) in the plasma below the water but above the soluble proteins.

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The buffy coat is a layer of white blood cells and platelets that is present between the red blood cells and plasma in a centrifuged blood sample.

When Whole Blood Is Spun Down in a Centrifuge,the Buffy