do the red blood cells in a blood clot still have metabolic activity, homeostasis, the ability to cellularly divide or any of the other essential characteristics of life? Or are they dead cells?

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Anonymous Sun Oct 20 13:28:06 2019 No.11077134 [Reply] [Original]

do the red blood cells in a blood clot still have metabolic activity, homeostasis, the ability to cellularly divide or any of the other essential characteristics of life?
Or are they dead cells?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 13:34:06 2019 No.11077153 >>11077134 thrombocytes aren't really "cells" as much as they're cytoplasm sacs with no nucleus, they're fragments of a multicellular megakaryocyte found in the bone marrow >>>/sci/sqt

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 15:41:05 2019 No.11077532 >>11077134 there are sheets of platelets and RBCs. why don't you Bing it and post back

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