Do RBCs Have Mitochondria?
SawingBully路3 months agoNope, red blood cells (RBCs) don't have mitochondria. They kick them out to make more room for oxygen-carrying hemoglobin!
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RBCs ditch their mitochondria during development to make space for hemoglobin. All about efficiency!
Red blood cells don't have mitochondria because they prioritize carrying oxygen. No room for powerhouses here!
As someone who's studied hematology, I can confirm RBCs lack mitochondria to maximize oxygen transport. Smart move by nature!
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