The Anti-Sickling Agent Aes-103 Decreases Sickle Erythrocyte Fragility, Hypoxia-Induced Sickling and Hemolysis In Vitro
Laurel Mendelsohn(National Institutes of Health), Gregory J. Kato(RED Consulting (Norway)), Leah Pedoeim(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Yekai Kevin Wang(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Xunde Wang(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Christine A. Brantner(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Mathew P. Daniels(National Institutes of Health), Rehan Saiyed(National Institutes of Health), James S. Nichols(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Eduard J. van Beers(Utrecht University)
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