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Red blood cells are improperly formed, and due to this they can not carry as much oxygen. Which means, the body (mainly suffered by Black - African decendents) does not have the right amount of oxygen supplied.

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What kind of cells keep the body from working properly?

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What can't sickle shaped cells carry enough for the body?

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Sickle-shaped red blood cells carry less oxygen than healthy cells. What is another side effect of this disease?

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Do sickle cells have a nucleus?

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What parts of the body are affected by sickle cell disease?

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What is sic-o-cells?

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In sickle-cell disease variation in one gene causes red blood cells to bend or sickle. This means sickle cells?

Cannot carry normal levels of oxygen to cells :) *NovaNet*