Figure 5.
Figure 5. Ektacytometry of tg and wt erythrocytes. Tg erythrocytes (▪) were up to 3 times more elongable than wt erythrocytes (□) at shear rates that correspond to those found in the vasculature in vivo (about 11.5 s–1 to 115 s–1).44 Moreover, enhanced elongation of tg erythrocytes was also observed at the maximal experimental shear rate (2500 s–1) that can be applied without damaging the red cells. ** = P < .01 versus wt.

Ektacytometry of tg and wt erythrocytes. Tg erythrocytes (▪) were up to 3 times more elongable than wt erythrocytes (□) at shear rates that correspond to those found in the vasculature in vivo (about 11.5 s1 to 115 s1).44  Moreover, enhanced elongation of tg erythrocytes was also observed at the maximal experimental shear rate (2500 s1) that can be applied without damaging the red cells. ** = P < .01 versus wt.

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