Biology · Genetic Disorders
What is the primary cellular consequence of Sickle Cell Anaemia on erythrocytes (red blood cells)?
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- 1They lose the ability to bind with carbon dioxide.
- 2They are destroyed more rapidly than normal, leading to anaemia.✓
- 3They become flexible and live longer than normal cells.
- 4They multiply rapidly leading to polycythemia.
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They are destroyed more rapidly than normal, leading to anaemia.
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