This is known as " rouleaux formation ", and it occurs more often if the levels of certain serum proteins are elevated, as for instance during inflammation.
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Another important discovery that determines the viscosity of blood is the ability of red blood cells to aggregate to form rouleaux ( like stacks of coins ) due to their disc like shape.
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Conversely the presence of Rouleaux is a cause of disease because it will restrict the flow of blood throughout the body because capillaries can only accept free flowing singular and independent red blood cells.
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"' Rouleaux "'( singular is "'rouleau "') are stacks or aggregations of red blood cells ( RBCs ) which form because of the unique discoid shape of the cells in vertebrates.
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This parchment has survived and scholars ( including L�opold Delisle with his " Rouleaux des Morts du IX au XV Siecle " of 1866 ) have used it to discover differences in culture between northern and southern Europe in a single given year.
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As a draughtsman, Valois produced a drawing of the triumphal arrival of celebrated works of art from the Vatican in Paris, 1798, that was copied on a S�vres porcelain " Etruscan " vase ( " Vase �trusque ?rouleaux " ) in 1813.
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In " Galea ", the spermatozoa of the epididymis are always single-cell whereas those of " Cavia " are agglutinated in the form of rouleaux . " Galea " spermatozoa swim more slowly than those of " Cavia ".
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L'une de ces douleurs a �t?d'avoir perdu son fils qui �tait au temple, ?" em?li tiroun de la l�i, em?li s�t felibre de la l�i " ? ?avec les scribes de la Loi, avec les sept " f�libres " de la Loi ?. ?" Em?li s�t felibre " ?serait en r�alit� " Em?li Sefer, libre " ? ?avec les " sefers " ( rouleaux, en H�breu ) livres de la loi ?
