Red nucleus

... to almost everything in biology. For example, in many cells the nucleus also changes in shape when the cell matures. This is well evident ... follows a defined and controlled pathway). Another good example is the red blood cell, who has a nucleus in immature stages (erythroblast) but completely ...

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... Otherwise how could they replicate? Or do white blood cells turn to red when they age? Immature red blood cells each contain a nucleus, containing DNA. However, upon maturation they then lose their nuclei (due to certain ...

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1) Yes, red blood cells. :) 2) Stacks of red blood cells, as Jack said. They are called rouleaux, ... efficiently in capillaries. 3) Almost certainly a neutrophil; the dots are lobes of the nucleus. Neutrophils are the most common type of white blood cell. Other things you might ...

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1) may be red cells (I really don't know well) 2)red cells lined together 3)Leucocytes(white blood cells) (dots may be the nucleus if it) :roll:

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... to swim in a coordinated fashion. The individual alga also have small red eye spots. The colonies even have what we could call a front and rear ... complete plasma membranes that separate them from one another. The nucleus and cytoplasm are completely enclosed in a plasma membrane later, ...

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