Latest Research from Academician Binghe Xu’s Team: Anucleate Red Blood Cells Act as Tumor DNA “Reservoirs,” with Apoptotic Bodies Identified as the Key Couriers
Mature red blood cells (RBCs), the only anucleate blood cells in the human body, have long been regarded simply as carriers of oxygen and carbon dioxide. But do they harbor previously unrecognized biological functions? Could they play an unexpected role in cancer diagnostics?









