A Red Blood Cell,visualized in a Blood Smear,appears to Stain

Multiple Choice

A red blood cell,visualized in a blood smear,appears to stain less intensely in the center of the cell than at the periphery.This light staining central region results from:

A) A centrally located Golgi apparatus
B) A greater accumulation of hemoglobin within the center of the cell
C) A pale-staining nucleus
D) An attenuation of the cytoplasm caused by the biconcave disk shape of the cell
E) Lipid droplets