NOUN
- a mature blood cell that contains hemoglobin to carry oxygen to the bodily tissues; a biconcave disc that has no nucleus
How To Use RBC In A Sentence
- Although the APMV-5 HN protein has neuraminidase activity, it neither hemagglutinated nor hemadsorbed RBCs of chickens, turkeys, guinea pigs, horses, or human O-group, either at 37°C or at 4°C. PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
- At low shear rates, the flow can promote RBC aggregation, whereas, at higher shear rates it rather has a dispersing effect.
- This is quickly converted to Hgb dimers that bind to haptoglobin and are transported to the liver, where they are metabolized in the same manner as products from RBC removed by phagocytosis.
- The first group is identical to the commelinoid group of monocotyledons identified as a monophyletic clade in cladograms using the rbcL gene.
- This suggests that these variables at least remain similarly ranked among individuals, despite the fact that the immune system was challenged by SRBC.
- In RBCs, we hypothesized, different amounts of intracellular metHb would result in different degrees of cell paramagnetism, relative to that of water, and would affect the observed MM.
- As the DNC Staff has noted, the Rules “appear to confer broad authority on the [RBC] to determine exactly how to implement the 50% reduction in pledged delegates imposed by Rule 20 (C) (1) (a).” Hillary’s Excuse to Fight On? - Swampland - TIME.com
- Objectives:To evaluate the value of combined measurement of mean corpuscular volume(MCV)and red blood cell (RBC)in the screening of thalassaemia trait in pregnant women.
- George Gero, vice president with RBC Capital Markets Global Futures, said September copper has a premium over the next-most-active July contract beyond normal "contango" -- where farther-out prices are higher because of costs including storage. Copper Rises 3% as Dollar Falls
- Conclusion: Total cholesterol in plasma and RBC deformability are negatively correlated.