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Spherocytes

Known as: Spherocyte 
Small, abnormal spherical red blood cells with more than the normal amount of hemoglobin. (MeSH)
National Institutes of Health

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Erythrocyte morphology finding:Prid:Pt:Bld:NomErythrocytesHereditary spherocytosisMicrobiological

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2005
2005
Alkaline hemolysis fragility is dependent on cell shape: Results from a morphology tracker
The morphometric analysis of red blood cells (RBCs) is an important area of study and has been performed previously for fixed… 
Review
1993
Review
1993
Ankyrins: structure and function in normal cells and hereditary spherocytes.
1982
1982
Osmotic hemolysis and fragility. A new model based on membrane disruption, and a potential clinical test.
1980
1980
Abnormalities in the membrane material properties of hereditary spherocytes.
Mechanical measurements of intrinsic membrane material properties are used to characterize the defect in hereditary spherocyte… 
1980
1980
Red blood cell values in low-birth-weight infants: ages at which values become equivalent to those of term infants.
1978
1978
The use of phospholipase c to detect structural changes in the membranes of human erythrocytes aged by storage.
1975
1975
Role of the red cell membrane in oxygen uptake.
1972
1972
The effect of experimental biliary obstruction on the structure and lipid content of rat erythrocytes.
1968
1968
Atypical autohemolysis in hereditary spherocytosis as a reflection of two cell populations: relationship of cell lipids to conditioning by the spleen.
Two patients with hereditary spherocytosis had increased autohemolysis not corrected by supplementary glucose, while an affected… 
1960
1960
Acquired hemolytic anemia and transient erythroid hypoplasia of bone marrow
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