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Published on: August 13, 2026
Cells which lack nucleus in humans are
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RBCs or erythrocytes in most mammals including humans are devoid of a nucleus. This adaptation helps the RBCs to carry the maximum amount of Hb and hence the maximum amount of oxygen. The lack of a nucleus also gives the RBCs their characteristic biconcave shape and allows them to have a higher surface area for diffusion. Thus, the correct answer is 'RBC and Erythrocytes.'
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