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(a) Which blood cell in man becomes smaller or maturity? (b) What is the function of basophil cell?

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(a0 Haemocytoblast or stem cell becomes smaller on maturity. (b) Basophill cell secrect heparin that prevent intravascullar coltting of blood .
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