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Normal Red Cell Metabolism and the Influences of Age and the Plasma Environment

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Blood Cells as a Tissue

Abstract

It has been long recognized that the three functional units of the human erythrocyte — a) the membrane, b) the hemoglobin and, c) the soluble intracellular enzymes, co-factors, and substrates, act in an interrelated fashion. It is now becoming increasingly clear that this interrelationship is directed in a single-minded fashion towards the primary and unique function of the erythrocyte, that of oxygen and carbon dioxide transport.

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  1. Dept of Pediatrics, Univ. of Pa. Sch. of Med. and Children’s Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., USA

    Frank A. Oski M. D.

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Oski, F.A. (1970). Normal Red Cell Metabolism and the Influences of Age and the Plasma Environment. In: Holmes, W.L. (eds) Blood Cells as a Tissue. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7873-0_5

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