Question:
How does the structure of red blood cells make them suited to their purpose?
Author: Marilyn Bob-Manuel 3ektAnswer:
Biconcave provides a larger surface area to absorb more oxygen no nucleus allows more haemoglobin to be present haemoglobin attaches to oxygen
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Marilyn Bob-Manuel 3ekt