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There are the double-concave discs without nucleus, containing hemoglobin transfering an oxygen for tissues.

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What is the special molecule in red blood cells called?

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What special substance is found in red blood cells?

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What is special about white blood cells?

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What is the name of the special protein in red blood cells?

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How are red blood cells cells adapted to their function?

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Which animal has the largest red blood cells?

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Where are red blood cells destroyed as they wear out?

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Does every part of the body have red blood cells?

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What cells are in the bloodstream?

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