Cytoplasmic cross links of erythrocytes (observations in scanning electron microscopy)

Erthyrocytes can form cytoplasmatic bridged connecting with each other individual cells or a great number of cells into a conglomerate. The cytoplasmatic bridges--is a peculiar form of existance of erythrocytes which differ from the forms described earlier: thorm-like (spheroechinocytes) and myelino...

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Published inArkhiv patologii Vol. 37; no. 3; p. 66
Main Authors Krymdkiĭ, L D, Nestaĭko, G V, Rybalov, A G, Shanoian, S A
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published Russia (Federation) 1975
Subjects
Agglutination
Animals
Cytoplasm - ultrastructure
Dogs
Erythrocytes - ultrastructure
Guinea Pigs
Heart Defects, Congenital - blood
Humans
Microscopy, Electron, Scanning
Rheumatic Heart Disease - blood
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Summary:Erthyrocytes can form cytoplasmatic bridged connecting with each other individual cells or a great number of cells into a conglomerate. The cytoplasmatic bridges--is a peculiar form of existance of erythrocytes which differ from the forms described earlier: thorm-like (spheroechinocytes) and myelino-like forms having nothing in common with the mechanism of agglutination. The cytoplasmatic bridges of erythrocytes were found in man, dogs and guinea-pigs irrespective of a disease or conditions of an experiment, i.e. they may be referred to as a common biological system. The cytoplasmatic bridges may desintegrate, i.e. to be subjected to reverse development, which in a overwhelming majority of cases, as well as their formation, does not effect materiality the size and form of red corpuscles. Erythrocytes are united by means of cytoplasmatic bridges only with erthrocytes (predominantly with young ones) and never with any other cells of the blood.
ISSN:0004-1955