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why are red blood cells denuculated​

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Answered by KrrishVarshney
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Answer:

They are denucleated to carry oxygen to all parts of the body

Explanation:if red blood cells would have a nucleus the oxygen would be used by the nucleus and the cells would not carry oxygen to all parts of the body

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