Erythroblasts

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Description

Erythroblasts are a group of nucleated Cells that are the precursors for Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes).

 

Biological Function of Erythroblasts

Cardiovascular System

 Erythroblasts are normally present in the Blood-forming tissue of the Bone Marrow and pass through a succession of stages of maturation to form Red Blood Cells.

 

Types of Erythroblasts

 Normoblasts

 Proerythroblasts

 Sideroblasts

 

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