bp(MESH:"Erythrocyte Count")
Heme may be implicated and contribute to the development of (i) bp(MESH: PubMed:26875449
The mechanism behind this erythrocyte loss is not well understood but may be related to reduced erythrocyte deformability, accelerated senescence, or to complement or antibody-mediated (anti-erythrocyte) erythrophagocytosis [79]. PubMed:26875449
The mechanism behind this erythrocyte loss is not well understood but may be related to reduced erythrocyte deformability, accelerated senescence, or to complement or antibody-mediated (anti-erythrocyte) erythrophagocytosis [79]. PubMed:26875449
The anemia in CEP mice was severe with significant reduction of Hb levels and RBC number (Table 1), regenerative with marked reticulocytosis (28.8±4.2%) (Table 1), and microcytic and hypochromic with reduced mean cell Hb content (9.95±0.64 pg in CEP vs. 14.5±0.18 in WT mice) (Table 1). PubMed:28143953
The essential feature of any haemolytic disorder is shortened red blood cell (RBC) lifespan. PubMed:25307023
The essential feature of any haemolytic disorder is shortened red blood cell (RBC) lifespan. PubMed:25307023
The mechanism behind this erythrocyte loss is not well understood but may be related to reduced erythrocyte deformability, accelerated senescence, or to complement or antibody-mediated (anti-erythrocyte) erythrophagocytosis [79]. PubMed:26875449
The anemia in CEP mice was severe with significant reduction of Hb levels and RBC number (Table 1), regenerative with marked reticulocytosis (28.8±4.2%) (Table 1), and microcytic and hypochromic with reduced mean cell Hb content (9.95±0.64 pg in CEP vs. 14.5±0.18 in WT mice) (Table 1). PubMed:28143953
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