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Which among the following are the characteristics of RBCs?
Which among the following are the characteristics of RBCs?
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A Enucleated cells
B Contain haemoglobin
- RBC or red blood corpuscles are small and circular cells. These are devoid of nucleus, hence are called enucleated.
- They are red in colour due to the presence of an iron-containing pigment called haemoglobin. Oxygen dissolves in the blood due to haemogobin.
- WBCs or white blood cells are large, nucleated and colourless cells. They function in protecting the body against harmful disease causing microorganisms.
A Enucleated cells
B Contain haemoglobin
- RBC or red blood corpuscles are small and circular cells. These are devoid of nucleus, hence are called enucleated.
- They are red in colour due to the presence of an iron-containing pigment called haemoglobin. Oxygen dissolves in the blood due to haemogobin.
- WBCs or white blood cells are large, nucleated and colourless cells. They function in protecting the body against harmful disease causing microorganisms.
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