December 1, 1997AJP Heart and Circulatory Physiology

Erythrocyte aggregation tendency and cellular properties in horse, human, and rat: a comparative study

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OBOğuz K. BaşkurtAkdeniz University RFRobert A. FarleyUniversity of Southern California HMHerbert J. MeiselmanGoethe University Frankfurt

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Species differences in RBC aggregability caution against direct animal-to-human extrapolation; leaves open optimal model selection for hemorheology research.

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Species differences in RBC aggregability caution against direct animal-to-human extrapolation; leaves open optimal model selection for hemorheology research.

Erythrocyte aggregation tendency and cellular properties in horse, human, and rat: a comparative study

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