Describe the functional aspects of RBCs
A) RBCs have a large surface area — to — volume ratio, exhibit the ability to form stacks, and they are flexible.
B) RBCs have a large surface area — to — volume ratio, have sticky plasma membranes, and are rigid discs.
C) RBCs have pseudopodia to allow motility, are spherical in shape, and roll easily across the endothelium of blood vessels.
D) RBCs have a small surface area — to — volume ratio, are spherical in shape, and stick easily to each other.
E) RBCs have a lot of mitochondria for ATP production, undergo rapid cell division, and are flexible.
Answer: A
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