RBC remain separate from each other in the circulating blood due to the repulsive force caused by

A Constant movement of RBCs
B Negative electrostatic charge imparted by sialic acid of RBC membrane
C Attraction of vascular endothelium
D Distraction of band 3 protein
E Biconcave shape of RBC

Correct Answer: Constant movement of RBCs, Negative electrostatic charge imparted by sialic acid of RBC membrane

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