Particle-based methods have been increasingly attractive for solving biofluid flow problems,
because of the ease and flexibility in modeling complex structure fluids afforded by the …

Most non-communicable diseases involve inflammatory changes in one or more vascular
systems, and there is considerable evidence that unliganded iron plays major roles in this …

The relevance of erythrocyte light microscopy analysis (a well-known haematological
method) is under the spotlight, however there is a place for innovative electron …

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) offers complementary imaging modes that can provide
morphological and structural details of red blood cells (RBCs), and characterize interactions …

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 …

To improve the efficiency of the gasification or combustion process of coal water slurry
(CWS), it is significant to optimize the rheological properties and increase the solid …

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 …

Recently, remarkable developments have taken place, leading to significant improvements
in microfluidic methods to capture subtle biological effects down to single cells. As …

In order to gain better understanding for rheology of an isolated red blood cell (RBC) and a
group of multiple RBCs, new continuum models for describing mechanical properties of …

The transport of cells and substances in dense suspensions like blood heavily depends on
the microstructure and the dynamics arising from their interactions with red blood cells …