Lipopolysaccharide Effect on RBC Volume in an In-Vitro Model: Mean Corpuscular Volume Analysis by Micropipette Aspiration Technique before and after Activated Protein C Application
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Lipopolysaccharide Effect on RBC Volume in an In-Vitro Model: Mean Corpuscular Volume Analysis by Micropipette Aspiration Technique before and after Activated Protein C Application

by Rabih El Hage

scientific research Cell Biology Hematology
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This study investigates changes in red blood cell volume following lipopolysaccharide exposure in an in-vitro model. Using micropipette aspiration, it analyzes mean corpuscular volume before and after activated protein C application, offering a focused examination of cellular response through an experimental biomedical approach.

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This academic work examines the effect of lipopolysaccharide on red blood cell volume in an in-vitro model.

It focuses on mean corpuscular volume as the principal measure of red blood cell size.

The study uses the micropipette aspiration technique to analyze the cells before and after activated protein C application.

Its subject lies at the intersection of experimental medicine, cellular biology, and laboratory-based blood research.

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