Well, there can either be one answers out of the two answers:
1. They wanted to get eaten by the cops so they disguised them as jelly doughnuts.
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2. When a red blood cell matures it pushes out its nucleus. Its internal structures go through a shape change, giving the cell a "doughnut" shape but just flat in the middle, without a hole. This shape allows for more surface area to bind oxygen and carbon dioxide during gas exchange. The bi-concave disc shape also makes the cell more flexible so that it can get through the smaller blood vessels.
I would go with 2. ;)
It is a donut shape.
well simply by identifying it's signature "donut" shape, also, it is red
It is the cell wall which gives the cell a definite shape
The cell wall protects and gives shape to a plant cell.
The altered shape of red blood cells, such as in sickle cell disease, can lead to various health issues due to their reduced ability to carry oxygen efficiently. This can result in anemia, pain crises, organ damage, and an increased risk of infections. Overall, it can significantly impact the individual's quality of life and health outcomes.
Gives the cell nutrients and gives it shape
gives the cell shape
gives the cell shape
Gives the cell nutrients and gives it shape
cell membrane The cells and organs surrounding it give the animal cell its shape. The membrane is totally flexible and confers no shape to the cell.
proctects the cell and gives the cell its shape.
the cell membrane gives the cell its shape.