Answer:
A
Explanation:
Quite simple actually. When a blood cell loses its nucleus it has no type of genetic code in order for it to function. With no DNA or Nucleus, the organelles inside the cell serve no purpose. This causes the cell to either swole or shrink. This is a form of mutation. This happens when there is no activity in the cell and it loses its proteins in the cell membrane, which leads the cell to use passive homeostasis more often than active. With no genetic code for it's cell transport, the cell gives out more necessary molecules, or takes in more necessary molecules.
