e. Transmits electrical messages. Determine whether each of the followi tics is unique to a mature red blood cel to a cardiac muscle fiber (muscle fiber both cell types (both). a. Is packed with proteins EBC RBC b. Is anucleate c. Is surrounded by a cell membrane - d. Is packed with mitochondria e. Transports oxygen PhysioEx Exercise 1

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