Biology, asked by sindhusharavuri, 1 year ago

why does plasma of blood straw coloured??

Hitman11: Blood is divided into PLASMA and FORMED ELEMENTS. The former is straw-colored, and the latter is red because it contains hemoglobin.

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Answered by AnkitaDhal

Plasma is the straw-colored liquid portion of blood that contains water, proteins, salts, nutrients, hormones, and metabolic wastes. It does not have any pigment cells to give it a colour. The RBCs of blood contain hemoglobin which is responsible for giving red color to blood.

Answered by Anonymous

RBC are absent therefore they are coloured

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