Science, asked by ayan58, 1 year ago

why red blood cell is red

sahi14: haemoglobin

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Answered by Priyanshu2000

Red blood cells are red because they contains haemoglobin.

kushagrahsinghrathor: because of hemoglobin

ayan58: Thanks

Answered by Anonymous

Because inthese cells a red coloured pigment haemoglobin is present whose colour is red so due this pigment rbcs are red in colour....
... Jao bajarang bali..

ayan58: thanks

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