1 dly hemolyzed, frankly hemolyzed, or grossly hemolyzed..

2 and colleagues report that aged stored blood hemolyzes after massive transfusion in a guinea pig mode

3  which young red blood cells are selectively hemolyzed, allowing rapid adaptation when red cell mass

4 onditions, producing deformed red cells that hemolyze and cause vaso-occlusion that results in progre

5 ions (100 ng/ml) PS-exposing red blood cells hemolyzed and generated LPA (1.2 nM/10(8) RBC).

6 m assays due to the release of ferritin from hemolyzed erythrocytes, which diminished the usefulness

7 ll-free heme are toxic breakdown products of hemolyzed erythrocytes.

8 l: non-hemolyzed, slightly hemolyzed, mildly hemolyzed, frankly hemolyzed, or grossly hemolyzed..

9 recent hypothesis that transformation into a hemolyzed ghost is a prerequisite for phagocytosis of se

10  blood after transfusion has a propensity to hemolyze in vivo, releases vasoconstrictive cell-free he

11 t's hemolysis level: non-hemolyzed, slightly hemolyzed, mildly hemolyzed, frankly hemolyzed, or gross

12 lightly hemolyzed, mildly hemolyzed, frankly hemolyzed, or grossly hemolyzed..

13                                  Sickle mice hemolyze rbcs in vivo as demonstrated by increased retic

14 erformed on hemolyzed whole blood and washed hemolyzed red blood cells to assess the erythrocyte cont

15 und that GNPs@Pt improved the LOD in LFAs of hemolyzed samples, with greater relative improvements ob

16 rast between the test line and background in hemolyzed samples.

17  mixtures like total blood, erythrocytes, or hemolyzed samples.

18                              This toxin also hemolyzes sheep erythrocytes by a mechanism presumed to

19 d reports the patient's hemolysis level: non-hemolyzed, slightly hemolyzed, mildly hemolyzed, frankly

20      Parallel measurements were performed on hemolyzed whole blood and washed hemolyzed red blood cel