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The circulatory physiopathology of human red blood cells investigated with a multiplatform model of cellular homeostasis. II. Capillary transits and the role of PIEZO1

2020-03-08

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In this and the next paper of this series we apply the red cell model introduced in the previous paper to investigate the changes in RBC homeostasis during capillary transits and over the full circulatory lifespan of the cells. These are topics inaccessible to direct experimentation but rendered mature for a modelling approach by recent findings and by a large body of apparently unrelated early results which robus...

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Literature Corpus work: 386617c7-b11c-5783-a980-f4389e5a250f
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.07.981787

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