… However, we noted that changes in q7O had unequal effects on young and old cell deformation
(eg, the ratio [L/WJO/[L/ W]y increases as no increases, Table II). Although the separate …

… We report here the first measurements of the complex modulus of the isolated red blood cell
… RBC deformability and its changes with pathologies, such as sickle cell disease and malaria…

… of blood samples placed in a flow chamber, is suitable for the study of the microrheology of
blood cells … cells, indicating possible changes in the organization of the RBC cytoskeleton. …

… A basic method to determine the viscosity of blood is the Front Microrheology method, which
… , making it easier to change the state of motion of blood. If we keep increasing the shear, …

… rheology of individual red blood cells from humans and … blood cells were held for 1 h at
the measurement temperature before rheological analysis. Human red cells showed no change …

… red blood cells (RBCs) can be stored for up to 42 days under controlled conditions. Physical
and chemical changes occur … macro- and microrheology behavior of blood. RBC mechanical …

… This study was designed to examine changes of hemorheological parameters and red cell
aggregation particularly in essential arterial hypertension subjects receiving antihypertensive …

… vessels, it was believed that red blood cell aggregation is an important determinant of … the
marked changes of red blood cell microrheological properties such as red cell deformability …

… the blood cells, and research became mandatory on the mechanisms by which the blood cells
… to the blood composition (which can be changed) and to the mechanical properties of the …

… We show for the first time, that agglutination of particles (here red blood cells) within a
microdroplet can produce a reliable measurable change in their mobility in the microchannels. …