Biology, asked by swastiibarjatya504, 1 year ago

Why do red blood cells have no nucleus?

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Answered by Anonymous

They have no nucleus due to which they get a biconcave shape and due to which they can pass through the na arrow capillaries and can accommodate more cells.

Answered by Anonymous

Because they have. To carry haemaglobin a red pigment for aabsorbtion of more. Amount of oxygen so they have no nucleus.

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