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why does the central part of a red blood cell appear paler than the outer part when viewed under a light microscope

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Answer: The central pale area of each red blood cell is due to the concavity of the disc.

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The absence of a nucleus and light effect makes the central part of a red blood cell appear paler

The red blood cells ( RBC )does not have a nuclei like every other cells contained in the body. therefore when viewed under a light microscope the outside of the red blood cell will appear brighter ( pink ) while the center of the red blood cell will appear pale ( whitish ). also the the light intensity from the light microscope contributes to the pale nature of the central part of the red blood cell.

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