Hemoglobin-rich Droplets Within Blood Cells May Be Source of Sickle Shape, Study Says
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A study finds that the rigid hemoglobin clusters that affect red blood cells in SCD may originate in tiny droplets that are hemoglobin-rich and fleeting.
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Hemoglobin-rich Droplets Within Blood Cells May Be Source of Sickle Shape, Study Says
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Jose Lopes, PhD - Managing Science Editor
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Jose Lopes, PhD - Managing Science Editor
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Hemoglobin-rich Droplets Within Blood Cells May Be Source of Sickle Shape, Study Says