Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
Why is the RBC called as a cell even though it dont have all
the characteristic features of a complete cell?
- 11 Answers
- 20958 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / soumyendu(jeet) ghosh
We know cells are the smallest structural and functional units of life having a mass of protoplasm and surrounded by plasma membrane.
As far as RBCs are concerned,
1)They are the most essential component of blood in the vertibrates, thus acts as a major structural unit of life.
2) They are the transporting agent in the body, circulating respiratory gases, enzymes, metabolites, hormones and other secretory and excretory substances throughout the body. Without their help, circulation would'nt have happened, following the malfunctioning of any other systems in the body.
They also help in maintaining a stable body temperature and environment.
3) As far as their structure is concerned, they do a plasma membrane bound protoplasmic mass containing Fe pigments.
They do have receptors that helps them bind with substances they transport.
Although, they are very specialized non-nucleated cells which aren't able to replicate themselves,in the first stages they also have ribosomes and mRNA and they have a metabolic activity (glycolytic activity).
So for all these reasons the RBC may well be considered as a cell even though it dont have all
the characteristic features of a complete cell.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 1 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
I have an elder brother who is married and settled in USA.Around 2 1/2years back even he had gone for his masters. I would be appearing for Visa soon. I have got acceptance fron Wayne state Univ for masters in biotechnology.What should my answer be when this question is raised. Would my case become more critical? please help
How is this bio technology useful in our day to day life?
I completed my BSc in biotechnology and now in a dilemma what to choose next.My goal is to earn more so can anybody guide me the next step of my life which leads to my goal?
what is biological hydrogen production? 0 7 Hai friends, Can someone guide me..Am a postgraduate(m.tech) in biotechnology and am thinking of doing pg diploma course through distance mode. are they worth doing? if so which is better pg diploma in bioinfo or pg diploma in Intellectual property rights..am awaiting ur suggestions 0 20 hey i am doin bsc biotech and i want to do research on stem cells.....plz tell me how to go about?????? 0 32 in the lcmv what type of effect onm the mhc class i molecule 0 18 WHAT IS MEAN BY GENETIC ALGORITHM 1 56 Can I get a working model on petro plants ? 0 76 if i m doing bsc in biotechnology now.. are there any chances that i can do b.tech nw?? 0 59 what is multicolour biotechnology? what are the applications of multicolour biotechnology? 4 275 will i get f1 visa to pursue masters in US, if i have many backlogs and more than 2 yrs gap in btn my graduation. 0 85 suppose if u have gone through any biotech industry, what are the environmental conditions that u r expecting in quality control? Shanta-Biotech 2 598 suppose if u have gone through any biotech industry, what are the environmental conditions that u r expecting? Shanta-Biotech 1 261 what is the process of chees preparation 1 240 how biodiesel helps in reducing co2 1 313 what is multi colour bio technology? 1 200 i m doing bsc in biotechnology n i m confuse what to do in future...whether i shall do msc in biotechnology or any otyer course?in future which field will have greater oppurtunity?
What do you understand by the term “Bio-Technology”?
Explain about leukotrienes and prostaglandins?
Why do you use dbm instead of ncf in the northern blotting and what are the pre-treatments required for this paper to be used?
Dubai is desert, how it is possible it is becoming greenery?
what are the shine-dalgarno sequences in organism other than E.coli.?
What do you mean by bio ethics?
hey i am doin bsc biotech and i want to do research on stem cells.....plz tell me how to go about??????
At is the difference between transfection and transduction?
What do you think could be the points of conflict in terms of bio ethics?
How the dose for children is being estimated based on preclinical data?
how do you get on with your current boss
