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A rheological model for studying the hematocrit dependence of red cell-red cell and red cell-protein interactions in blood1

D. Quémada

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RBC-RBC and RBC-protein interactions are known as strongly influencing the rheological behaviour of blood. As (i) at physiological level in hematocrit these effects are imbricated and (ii) most of previous methods required experimental conditions mor

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RBC-RBC and RBC-protein interactions are known as strongly influencing the rheological behaviour of blood. As (i) at physiological level in hematocrit these effects are imbricated and (ii) most of previous methods required experimental conditions mor

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RBC-RBC and RBC-protein interactions are known as strongly influencing the rheological behaviour of blood. As (i) at physiological level in hematocrit these effects are imbricated and (ii) most of previous methods required experimental conditions mor

Key concepts: Hematocrit, Rheology, Red Cell, Red blood cell, Cell, Chemistry, Biophysics, Internal medicine

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