How does the red blood cells size shape and structure help itt perform its function well?

Answer 1

The concave disc shape of red blood cells maximizes the surface area of the cell, allowing for rapid movement of oxygen or carbon dioxide to and from the hemoglobin within the cell. The cell has no nucleus, and few organelles, as it does not reproduce.

Answer 2

Biconcave shape makes it closer to walls of the capillaries

Liquid medium to be pushed around the body .Cell is flexible and its size is nearly same as bore of capillary to pass through .

Answer 3

Their shape can really help them do their job bdcause of their shape and different kind of blood vessel the shape wouldn't be able to help them do their job. The small round ahape helps the blood cells an d vessels through the whole of the blood vessel with it's round shape.

Answer 4

Erythrocyte cells (red blood cell) concave disc shape is important because it provides extra surface area for the uptake of respiratory gases. Its streamlined shape allows the cell to flow easily through the bloodstream. (Human Anatomy 5th Edition, Mareib, Mallatt, Wilhelm)

Answer 5

Being flattened increases their surface area as compared to a spherical cell. Since oxygen is absorbed at the surface, this shape makes them more efficient at absorbing oxygen.

Answer 6

It allows the cell to travel through the body and absorb oxygen at the surface, proficiently.

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Answer 7

It allows the cell to travel throughout the body and efficiently absorb oxygen at the surface.

Answer 8

The biconcave shape of the red blood cell increases its surface area, this means theres a higher probability that oxygen will bind with the cell.

Answer 9

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