Describe how mitosis and cell differentiation leads to the creation of red blood cells in the body from bone

marrow stem cells.

Mitosis and cell differentiation leads to the creation of red blood cells in the body from bone marrow stem cells by a process called Erythropoiesis.

Explanation:

The process of development of red blood cells from bone marrow stem cells is called as erythropoiesis. The process is enthused by lower amount of oxygen during circulation, which is sensed by the kidney, after which it starts secreting a hormone called erythropoietin. In production of RBCs, the erythropoietin provokes the development and differentiation. All this phenomenon happen inside the Bone marrow. Throughout the creation of RBCs, there undergoes a sequence of mitosis and differentiation.