Biology, asked by samyakbharilya4570, 1 year ago

Why are rbc are biconcave in shape???

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Answered by Yogiraj1

Their shape - their biconcave shape gives blood cell a larger surface area – which increases the ability to absorb oxygen.

Answered by Mithudivya26

RBCs are biconcave in shape because they do not contain nucleus.They are a-nucleated.This provides the cell to attain larger surface area to accomodate maximum space for haemoglobin.

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