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The removal of the erythrocyte's nucleus and organelles is done in order to make room for what molecule?AntigensAntibodiesHemoglobinGlucagonAlpha globulin

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The removal of the erythrocyte's nucleus and organelles is done in order to make room for what molecule?AntigensAntibodiesHemoglobinGlucagonAlpha globulin

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The removal of the erythrocyte's nucleus and organelles is done to make room for Hemoglobin. This molecule is crucial for the transportation of oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.

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