Do red blood cells have a cytoplasm and cell membrane?

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Angel F.
Jun 16, 2016

red blood cells have a cytoplasm but not a nucleus

Explanation:

Cytoplasm is present in red blood cells to contain the organelles and is the location where most cell activities occur. The nucleus is absent so that the red blood cell can contain more haemoglobin to increase oxygen carry capacity.

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