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Human red blood cells are enucleated (i.e., they do not have nuclei). Is it possible to isolate DNA from red blood cells

Human red blood cells are enucleated (i.e., they do not have nuclei). Is it possible to isolate DNA from red blood cells
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Human red blood cells are enucleated (i.e., they do not have nuclei). Is it possible to isolate DNA from red blood cells

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No, the genomic DNA is found only in nucleated cells.

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