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Can you tell me in our rbcs no nuclus is present then how a cell survive?
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A RBC: has a nucleus when it first develops. Before leaving the marrow it loses the nucleus. It is a professional oxygen transporting cell, and has all the necessary machinery to perform that function for about 120 days before death of the cell
Answered 7/24/2014
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