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Rouleaux Formation Count

Known as: ROULEAUX, Rouleaux Formation 
The determination of the number of stacking red blood cells present in a blood sample.
National Institutes of Health

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1990
1990
Preliminary investigation of alterations in blood viscosity, cellular composition, and electrophoresis plasma protein fraction profile after competitive racing activity in Thoroughbred horses.
In this preliminary investigation, various hematologic variables potentially influential in determining the degree of blood… 
Review
1989
Review
1989
Intraoperative blood loss and patient and graft survival in orthotopic liver transplantation: their relationship to clinical and laboratory data.
1988
1988
Evidence for sequential deployment of secretory enzymes during the normal acrosome reaction of guinea pig sperm in vitro.
Experiments were conducted to determine if acrosomal enzymes are released simultaneously or in sequence during the normal… 
1981
1981
Pathomechanics of the pivot shift maneuver
This paper analyzes changes in instant centers of motion and joint surface velocity vectors in knees demonstrating a positive… 
Highly Cited
1980
Highly Cited
1980
Excitations thermiques propagatives dans une couche de fluide stratifiée
2014 We consider the dynamics of the excitations of a horizontal liquid layer placed in between two perfectly conducting and… 
1974
1974
Interaction by sonication of C-apolipoproteins with lipid: an electron microscopic study.
1972
1972
The ultrastructure of red cells infected by Plasmodium falciparum in man.
1972
1972
The interactions of fibrinogen and dextrans with erythrocytes
1. The rate of packing of erythrocytes in whole blood, under a centrifugal field of 200 g, has been studied using an automatic… 
Review
1957
Review
1957
Clinical Features and Pathogenesis of Macroglobulinaemia
Serum protein abnormalities may be classified into " dysproteinaemias "-quantitative alterations in normal serum components-and… 
1937
1937
REVERSIBLE AUTOHEMAGGLUTINATION WITH PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYMPTOMS
Prior to the beginning of the twentieth century transfusion was a dangerous procedure, usually being followed by violent and… 
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