Titlebook: Red Blood Cell Aging; Mauro Magnani,Antonio Flora Book 1991 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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The Loss of Enzyme Activity from Erythroid Cells During Maturationuration, and there appears to be a substantial range of initial density. Density-fractionation and other . methods are therefore unable to resolve cell preparation into fractions of uniform cell age, and cannot provide an accurate picture of enzyme decay.

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The Mechanism of Enzyme Decline in the Red Blood Cell During the “In Vivo” Aging Process been designed to interpret, in terms of . survival, the changes observed in parameters of RBC of progressively increasing gravity (4). Studies from our laboratory suggested that one of the mechanisms for the removal from the circulation of senescent RBC is a progressive decline of metabolic activit

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The Relationship Between the Blood Oxygen Transport and the Human Red Cell Aging Processnt methods: 1) calculating the size of the cardiac output increase required to sustain the tissue oxygenation after an increase of the RBC affinity for O.; and 2) monitoring the enhanced cardiac function in isolated rat hearts perfused with RBCs at low O. affinity. Finally, comparing some hematologi

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