do platelet cells have nucleus?

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do platelet cells have nucleus like RBCs?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platelet

Now, I know what you're thinking....jesus christ, I have to read this whole thing? Actually....Just use the word find function...

ctrl + F....press both at the same time, and enter nucleus for your word search.

The internet is a powerful tool smooth operator...it has the ability to answer most if not all of your questions. Oh and those heavy objects in your room...those are called books, yeah I know you thought they were there to make your room look all sophisticated and all. However, they are actually there for you to look up information!!! Wow, such a novel function from such a primitive looking entity, I know. For example, you may have a question, like you did, regarding platelets...well, you would simply flip to the index of the book, which is usually located at the end, and all pages with information pertaining to platelets will come up. Chances are, you will find the answer accordingly.
 
do platelet cells have nucleus like RBCs?

Platelets are essentially cell fragments of megakaryocytes. They don't have nuclei. Mature RBC's of mammals also don't have nuclei, but do retain their nuclei up until the final stages of maturation.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platelet

Now, I know what you're thinking....jesus christ, I have to read this whole thing? Actually....Just use the word find function...

ctrl + F....press both at the same time, and enter nucleus for your word search.

The internet is a powerful tool smooth operator...it has the ability to answer most if not all of your questions. Oh and those heavy objects in your room...those are called books, yeah I know you thought they were there to make your room look all sophisticated and all. However, they are actually there for you to look up information!!! Wow, such a novel function from such a primitive looking entity, I know. For example, you may have a question, like you did, regarding platelets...well, you would simply flip to the index of the book, which is usually located at the end, and all pages with information pertaining to platelets will come up. Chances are, you will find the answer accordingly.

lmao
 
Has anybody ever actually read some of this guy's other posts in the other forums? This guy is the biggest freaking troll these forums have ever seen. The fact that he wasn't banned long ago amazes me.

Hey smooth operator...are you serious about getting a 22 on the DAT? If that is true...how in the world did the universe not implode the moment your score was calculated? I mean...you ask the most fundamental science questions day after day...year after year...simply mind boggling. What's worse...every single question you ask can be referenced just by typing it in google or looking in the index of a textbook. You're a troll...simple as that.

Either way...if you aren't...you really need a lesson in independent thought and motivation. I have seen physically handicapped people and elderly people who were terminally ill that have more motivation than you do...absolutely pathetic.
 
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