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In mammals, mature red blood cells are specialized in that they lack
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Biology, 10.12.2021 20:10, andrewsocold
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In mammals, mature red blood cells are specialized in that they lack
nuclei, mitochondria or ribosomes. Which statement applies to red blood
cells?
A No chemical reactions take place within their cytoplasm.
B. They cannot produce new enzymes.
C. Materials cannot enter red blood cells.
D. Materials cannot exit red blood cells.
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