How does the anucleate condition of a red blood cell affect its lifespan?

Answer 1

RBC entirly depends on glucose metabolism for the energy supply. Glucose is transported across the cell membrane by facillated diffusion. Cell have no mitochondria but have cytoplasmic enzyme for metabolizing glucose and other substance and for utilization of oxygen. As the metabolic system becomes progressively less then it will limit the life sapn of rbc. That's why rbc can perform normal work 120 days without nucleus. Comment if u like this answer... by- Anshuman Shah

Answer 2

The anucleate condition of a red blood cell means it lacks a nucleus, limiting its ability to repair itself. This can shorten its lifespan compared to nucleated cells. Red blood cells typically live for about 120 days before being removed by the body's immune system.

Answer 3

Because red blood cells lack nuclei they also lack the ability to make repairs when damaged and therefore have a limited lifespan of around 120 days.

Answer 4

The lack of a nucleus means these cells cannot divide. This means red blood cells must be constantly manufactured to replace those that die. This occurs in the bone marrow.

Answer 5

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