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Who found red blood cells?
Who found red blood cells?
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Red blood cell:
- Red Blood Cells are nucleus-free cells, also known as erythrocytes.
- The iron-rich protein called hemoglobin is found in RBCs which gives the blood to its red color.
Discovery: Jan Swammerdam observed red blood cells for the first time in 1658.
Location: The most abundant blood cells formed in the bone marrow are RBCs.
Red blood cell:
- Red Blood Cells are nucleus-free cells, also known as erythrocytes.
- The iron-rich protein called hemoglobin is found in RBCs which gives the blood to its red color.
Discovery: Jan Swammerdam observed red blood cells for the first time in 1658.
Location: The most abundant blood cells formed in the bone marrow are RBCs.
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