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The main function of a red blood cell transport the oxygen throughout the body to other cells. It has haemagoblin that allow the binding of oxygen. It’s biconcave shape maximizes the surface area to increase efficiency of oxygen absorption and allows it to “squeeze” through narrow vessels and can enter thinnest capillaries through the body. Red blood cells don’t have a nucleus, so it increases the oxygen capacity.
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Due to its biconcave shape, red blood cells have the ability to deliver the amount of oxygen to various organs and tissues of the body of an individual.

What do you mean by Red blood cells?

Red blood cells may be defined as a type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood which contains hemoglobin.

Red blood cells do not have a nucleus in their structure and contain hemoglobin which increases the affinity of oxygen to bind with it and transport this bound oxygen to the whole body through the transport of bounded oxygen with hemoglobin particles.

Therefore, the function of RBCs with respect to their structure is described above.

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