Among other early observations were the first description of acute appendicitis, of the biconcave format of red blood cells and the striation of muscle fibers.
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In addition, it possesses a thick biconcave disc shape, an embryonic cartilage with a small mineralized nucleus structure, and ginglymus and monoaxial penultimate phalange.
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Slight anisochromasia is normal due to the biconcave shape of erythrocytes; if excessive, it can point to forms of anemia that are caused by a deficiency of iron.
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A biconcave lens made of flint glass with an index of 1.7 is measured with a lens clock calibrated for crown glass with an index of 1.523.
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Normally, red blood cells have a very flexible, biconcave shape that allows them to move through narrow capillaries; however, when the modified benefits provided by the heterozygous form.
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Adult erythrocytes are the most common blood cell type in mammals, and their characteristic biconcave shape, 7-8 �m diameter and enucleation are amongst the greatest commonalities between mammalian species.
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His prediction was soon confirmed by the experiment Additionally, researchers obtained an analytical solution to ( 3 ) which explained the classical problem, the biconcave discoidal shape of normal red blood cells.
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This distinctive biconcave shape optimises the flow properties of blood in the large vessels, such as maximization of laminar flow and minimization of platelet scatter, which suppresses their atherogenic activity in those large vessels.
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The generic name, derived from Greek ???????, " diploos ", " double ", probably refers to the " biconcave vertebrae " Marsh mentions as a distinctive trait compared to modern forms.
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This viscoelastic behavior of erythrocytes is determined by the following three properties : 1 ) Geometry of erythrocytes; the biconcave-discoid shape provides an extra surface area for the cell, enabling shape change without increasing surface area.
