Platelets contain
Platelets Contain Mitochondria But Lack a NucleusIn response to thrombopoietin, the megakaryocytes that constitute the progenitors of red blood cells can fragment to form platelets.Like red blood cells, platelets lack a nucleus, but unlike erythrocytes, they possess mitochondria, lysozymes, and a tubular network that forms an open canalicular system.Ref: Harper&;s Biochemistry; 30th edition; Chapter 53; Red Blood Cells
Both mitochondria and nucleus
Both mitochondria and lysozymes
Both nucleus and lysozymes
Only mitochondria
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