human blood red cells
Effects of human blood red cells on the haemolytic capability of clinical isolates of Candida tropicalis
... and red blood cells (RBCs) sus- pended in RPMI medium (1 × 10 8 cells/ml) were mixed at a 1:1 (v/v) ratio, and incubated at 37°C for 15 ...the human red blood cell suspen- ...
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Morphological and Functional Alterations in Human Red Blood Cells Treated with Titanium Citrate
... osteoblast-like cells respond to titanium particles through increased expression of the proinflammatory cytokine interleukin-6 in a process re- quiring phagocytosis and intracellular signaling path- ...in ...
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Accelerated clearance of human red blood cells in a rat transfusion model
... of red blood cells (RBCs) includes alteration of the plasma composition, together with changes in morphology of RBCs resulting in reduced deformability, which together may reduce tissue oxygen ...
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Vol 68, No 3 (2016)
... thrombosis [16]. In addition, HGB has been shown to be the predominant factor that determines oxidative stress in blood red cells. HGB-generated oxidants could affect cellular membrane and ...
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Influence of dendrimers on red blood cells
... It has also been proved that modified dendrimers can reduce haemolytic activity of encapsulated drugs [49-52]. Gupta et al. [50] reported the design, synthesis and characterization of PPI–FA–DOX, which is a folic acid ...
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The sodium, potassium, and water contents of red blood cells of healthy human adults
... Part of the variation of the reported results can be attributed to one or more of the following factors: derivation of RBC potassium concentration from measurement of whole blood and pla[r] ...
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE HETEROGENEITY OF MALIC AND LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE IN HUMAN SERUM AND RED BLOOD CELLS
... DISTRIBUTION OF MALIC AND LACTIC DEHYThe results of the determinations of the pH DROGENASE ACTIVITY IN SERUM FROM A PATIENT WITH in each of the three peaks of the red blood optima MYOCAR[r] ...
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Human and great ape red blood cells differ in plasmalogen levels and composition
... Another candidate explanation for our observations is that humans and great apes differ in their ability to derive plasmalogens from dietary sources. Plasmalogens are present in substantial amounts in meat and fish pro- ...
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The interaction of sterically stabilized magnetic nanoparticles with fresh human red blood cells
... saline solution in which NaCl was largely substituted by CsCl, viz, 50 mM NaCl, 100 mM CsCl, 10 mM KCl, and 10 mM glucose. The diluted blood was centrifuged (10 minutes, 4 ° C, 3,000 × g), after which the ...
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Human Red Blood Cells-1
... the red blood cell revealed a decrease of cholesterol-to-phospholipids moral ratio , followed by a marked decrease in the activities of the membrane-bound enzymes, Na + ,K + -ATPase ...of red ...
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Edge Detection of Sickle Cells in Red Blood Cells
... of blood smear had been collected dataset of SEM which is colored, but in some of the coming next phases for the system is handled with 2-dimension images (that only includes gray scale), so the image should be ...
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PHOSPHATE COMPOUNDS OF THE RABBIT RED BLOOD CELL DURING STORAGE IN ACID CITRATE DEXTROSE (ACD) AND ACD INOSINE
... Red blood cells of the rabbit appear to react about the same as those of the human to storage in acid citrate dextrose ACD preservative in the cold; the cells of both species show a post[r] ...
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A Study on Excess Dielectric Constant of Human Erythrocytes through a Novel Technique of Dielectrophoresis
... The human red blood cells have been scientifically investigated for various bio-chemical and bio-physical ...properties. Human erythrocytes play a vital role in transporting oxygen from ...
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Following red blood cells in a pulmonary capillary
... Hemoglobin is a complex molecule consisting in four hems, each of them being able to carry one molecule of oxygen. The four hems divides in two α and two β hems (or chains) that have different bindings properties with ...
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Glucose Transport in Human Red Blood Cells
... excess blood glucose (> 126 mg/dl or ...target cells that require it in the body, hyperglycemia ...beta cells of the pancreas due to low level of protein interleukin-2, and "insulin ...
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Comparative rheology of human and trout red blood cells
... The current study suggests that a wide range of red cell deformability may be acceptable in circulatory terms. Other comparative studies of a number of animal species support this contention, because of the ...
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THE EFFECT OF LITHIUM ON THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF ANIMALS AND RELATION OF THIS EFFECT TO THE RATIO OF THE INTRACELLULAR AND EXTRACELLULAR CONCENTRATIONS OF POTASSIUM
... The effect of lithium on the loss of potassium from incubated suspensions of human red blood cells was examined in the following manner: suspenisions of red cells as whole blood were pre[r] ...
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Improving Oxygen Binding of Desiccated Human Red Blood Cells
... desiccated cells, we measured the levels of methemoglobin (Met-Hb), which is an indication of oxidative stress associated with freeze-drying and desiccation [1] ...stored blood to atmospheric oxygen levels ...
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Human Red Blood Cells-2
... Adapted from: Crane, R.K. (1977)"The gradient hypothesis and other models of carrier-mediated active transport", Rev.Physiol. Biochem.Pharmacol., vol.78, pp.99-159; Deuticke, B. (1977)" Properties and ...
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Characterization of microvesicles released from human red blood cells
... At the moment, it is unclear whether the MVs are formed and shed randomly or only in certain regions of the plasma membrane [3, 6]. If this process takes place randomly, in principle, the phospholipid components and ...
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