Biology, asked by LEGEND28480, 1 year ago

Why do red blood cells don't have mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum?

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Answered by QHM

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The lack of nucleus and mitochondria means that red blood cells must get their energy differently using a process called glycolysis to produce ATP (anaerobic respiration) followed by lactic acid production. Due to the absence of mitochondria RBCs remain flexible and can squeeze through small blood capillaries.

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