In this study, we investigated the rheology of a doublet that is an aggregate of two red blood
cells (RBCs). According to previous studies, most aggregates in blood flow consist of RBC …

Red blood cells (RBCs)—erythrocytes—suspended in plasma tend to aggregate and form
rouleaux. During aggregation the first stage consists in the formation of RBC doublets [SM …

The sedimentation rate of erythrocyte under controlled conditions was used to study the
influence of cell deformability and geometry on erythrocyte aggregation. The cell …

The hemorheological and morphological changes in blood during storage under
standardised conditions for 35 days were analysed by sequential determination of the …

The dynamic interaction of two red blood cells (RBCs) in a capillary is investigated
computationally by the two-fluid model, including their deformable motion and interaction …

To elucidate the relationship between microscopic red blood cell (RBC) interactions and
macroscopic rheological behavior, we propose a two-dimensional particle model capable of …

The study was carried out to evaluate deformable and aggregative erythrocyte properties in
humans under normal and pathological states and in rats exposed to various stressors. A …

The aggregation of red blood cells (RBC) induced by the interactions between RBCs is a
dominant factor of the in vitro rheological properties of blood, and existing models of blood …

Red blood cell (RBC) aggregates play an important role in determining blood rheology.
RBCs in plasma or polymer solution interact attractively to form various shapes of RBC …

Laboratory investigations often require centrifugation of blood samples for various
erythrocyte tests. Although there is a lack of data about the effect of centrifugation at various …