Imaging flow cytometry documents incomplete resistance of human sickle F-cells to ex vivo hypoxia-induced sickling

Kleber Yotsumoto Fertrin(National Institutes of Health), Gregory J. Kato(RED Consulting (Norway)), David A. Hepp(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Christine A. Brantner(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Mathew P. Daniels(National Institutes of Health), Leigh Samsel(National Institutes of Health), Laurel Mendelsohn(National Institutes of Health), J. Philip McCoy(University of Michigan), Rehan Saiyed(National Institutes of Health), James S. Nichols(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Eduard J. van Beers(Utrecht University)
Blood
July 24, 2014
10.1182/blood-2014-03-559054
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