… In this paper, we investigated the changes in the rheological behaviors of RBCs after treatment
with neuraminidase, including the deformation index DI (using traditional ektacytometry), …

… changes of red blood cell deformability and red blood cell aggregation in various
pathophysiological conditions, including circulatory disorders, ischemia-reperfusion and vascular …

… 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 …

… This phenomenon is called “HbS polymerization” and is responsible for the characteristic
shape change termed “sickling” of red blood cells (RBCs). Sickle RBCs are rigid and do not …

Red blood cells (RBCs) play a crucial role in health and disease, and structural and … of
these cells have been associated with important disorders such as Sickle cell disease and …

… This is the general problem of microrheology: the prediction of the macroscopic rheological
… Mason understood that the red blood cell was a deformable particle, and that therefore, the …

… of blood we can identify all major blood cells and characterize their pathological changes
in … on specifically isolated blood cells to the level of application directly in blood and adds a …

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

… Since we did not observe changes in cell morphology after stretching the cell in the range
of … of healthy human red blood cells. We used OT-based microrheology to characterize …

… differences are related to changes in red cell size andshape, … microrheological observations,
which show that red cell … the measured yield shear stresses of blood in bulk. The forces …