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what are blood platelets made of?Moderator: BioTeam
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what are blood platelets made of?hey.....
can anyone of u tell me about actual composition of platelets.i've searched the web but everyone mentions about blood constituents and not whether they are cells or something proteinaceous?
They part cells. They are fragments of their parent cells, megakaryocytes. Parts of the megakaryocytes bud off from the membrane releasing a vesicle contaioning about 1000 platelets. Hope this explains it for you. If not ask me!
Neither. Blood platelets are fragments of cells. So they still have a membrane and cytosol, but only some organelles, whichever end up there by chance when a megakaryocyte splits into many plateles.
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