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Dictionary » A » Anucleate AnucleateDefinition adjective Lacking a cell nucleus.
Cells of bacteria are anucleate.
Compare: nucleate See also: prokaryote, cell, nucleus ![]()
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Results from our forumcells that do not contain DNA..asides from the fact that platelets are technically cell fragments, not cells, i think you nailed the answer. From what I know, there are no other anucleate cells in the human body.
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cells that do not contain DNA..Hi, i would so much appreciate a list of anucleate cells in human body. i know platelets and red blood cells are anucleate. Are there more? Thanks a million.
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eukaryotic cells@thank.darwin from wikipedia.org Erythrocytes in mammals are anucleate when mature, meaning that they lose their cell nucleus and thus their DNA. (The erythrocytes of all other vertebrates have nuclei.) I didn't know that either.
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