This study was undertaken to examine the influence of temperature on physical prop-erties of red cell membranes. Red cells adhering to cover slips were subjected to fluid shear stress in a rotating disc ap-paratus for 1 mm or for 10 mm at temper-atures ranging from 2 ’ to 50’C. They were fixed while subject to shear stress by ad-dition of glutaraldehyde and then pro-cessed for examination and photography by reflected-light microscopy. Cell dimen-sions were obtained with a computerized planimeter. At shear stresses under 2 dynes/sq cm, cells changed shape from biconcave discs to tear drops, the dimen
Abstract The purpose of this study was to develop a new dynamic image analyzing technique that will ...
We propose a new experimental technique for red blood cell thermal fluctuation analysis, which make...
The causes of red cell damage in artificial prostheses have been studied by several investigators. T...
The elastic properties of the human red blood cell membrane have been measured as functions of tempe...
A parallel plate flow channel is employed to study the effect of heat treatment on the elasticity of...
Red cells which adhere to a surface in a parallel plate flow channel are stretched when acted on by ...
The time-dependent recovery of an elongated red cell is studied as a function of temperature. Before...
A two-dimensional elastomer material concept of the red cell membrane is applied to the analysis of ...
Recent studies show that during slow freezing of cells, in addition to damage by so-called solution ...
A series of careful studies has been made on blood damage in a rotational viscometer. Specific atten...
AbstractSingle human red cells were suspended in media with viscosities ranging from 12.9 to 109mPa ...
Exposure of normal erythrocytes to super-physiologic but subhemolytic shear stresses results in decr...
In this thesis, we describe the development of a new technique for determination of the mechanical p...
Structural failure of the erythrocyte membrane in shear deformation occurs when the maximum shear re...
The several widely different values of the elastic modulus of the human red blood cell membrane whic...
Abstract The purpose of this study was to develop a new dynamic image analyzing technique that will ...
We propose a new experimental technique for red blood cell thermal fluctuation analysis, which make...
The causes of red cell damage in artificial prostheses have been studied by several investigators. T...
The elastic properties of the human red blood cell membrane have been measured as functions of tempe...
A parallel plate flow channel is employed to study the effect of heat treatment on the elasticity of...
Red cells which adhere to a surface in a parallel plate flow channel are stretched when acted on by ...
The time-dependent recovery of an elongated red cell is studied as a function of temperature. Before...
A two-dimensional elastomer material concept of the red cell membrane is applied to the analysis of ...
Recent studies show that during slow freezing of cells, in addition to damage by so-called solution ...
A series of careful studies has been made on blood damage in a rotational viscometer. Specific atten...
AbstractSingle human red cells were suspended in media with viscosities ranging from 12.9 to 109mPa ...
Exposure of normal erythrocytes to super-physiologic but subhemolytic shear stresses results in decr...
In this thesis, we describe the development of a new technique for determination of the mechanical p...
Structural failure of the erythrocyte membrane in shear deformation occurs when the maximum shear re...
The several widely different values of the elastic modulus of the human red blood cell membrane whic...
Abstract The purpose of this study was to develop a new dynamic image analyzing technique that will ...
We propose a new experimental technique for red blood cell thermal fluctuation analysis, which make...
The causes of red cell damage in artificial prostheses have been studied by several investigators. T...