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Immune Activation of Platelets in Response to Serial Phlebotomy in Pigtailed Macaques (Macaca nemestrina).

Comparative medicine - 1 Aug 2017

Vermillion Meghan S, Lyons Claire E, Najarro Kevin M, Adams Robert J, Metcalf Pate Kelly A

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Serial phlebotomy is a common sampling practice for repeated-measures studies in biomedical research. In NHP, the effect of serial blood collection on RBC parameters has been characterized, but the effects on platelet parameters and other aspects of the hemogram have not been well studied. We sought to characterize the circulating platelet phenotype throughout the course of 7 serial phlebotomies spanning 30 d in...

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