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红细胞、血小板(国外英文资料) Erythrocyte Red blood cells A red blood cell; one of the formed elements in the peripheral blood. In most mammals mature erythrocytes are biconcave disks that have no nuclei. The degree of concavity varies between species, as does the size. Birds have nucleated, oval erythrocytes. The cell consists mainly of hemoglobin and a supporting framework, called the stroma. Erythrocyte formation (erythropoiesis) takes place in the red bone marrow in the adult, and in the liver, spleen and bone marrow of the fetus. Erythrocyte formation requires an ample supply of certain dietary elements such as iron, cobalt and copper, amino acids and certain vitamins. Also known as red blood cells, is one of the physical elements of the peripheral blood. In most mammals, mature red blood cells have a double concave disk, with no nucleus. The concave degree varies from species to species, and the size varies. But the birds red blood cells have a nucleus, which is oval. Red blood cells consist mainly of heme and forming substances (RBC). Red blood cells are produced in the adults red and fetal liver, spleen and bone marrow. Red blood cells must have adequate supplies of certain dietary elements, such as iron, cobalt copper, amino acids and certain vitamins. One of the most important red blood cell tests is 2, find out how much haemoglobin there is in the blood. This is called the haemoglobin concentration or level. The haemoglobin carries oxygen around your body. Another important test, the mean corpuscular volume or MCV test, measures the size of the red blood cells. One of the most important tests of red blood cells is hemoglobin (hemoglobin), a blood pigment concentration. The hemoglobin is the oxygen in the body. Another is the average blood cell size examination (MCV), which examines the capacity of red blood cells. If the red blood cells are pale, it can be a sign of iron deficiency anaemia. If they have a strange shape, it may be because of sickle cell anaemia or pern