anucleated

mature red blood cells are anucleated, allowing them to carry more hemoglobin.

the anucleated platelets lack dna but can still form clots.

scientists studied why certain cells become anucleated during development.

anucleated erythrocytes cannot divide or repair themselves.

the anucleated state of these cells limits their lifespan.

some single-celled organisms are naturally anucleated.

the bone marrow produces anucleated red blood cells.

anucleated cells rely entirely on existing proteins for function.

without nuclei, these anucleated cells have unique characteristics.

the anucleated condition makes blood transfusions safer.

researchers can create anucleated cells in the laboratory.

during maturation, the cell loses its nucleus and becomes anucleated.