Red Blood Cells Keep Remodeling For An Entire Week
Professor Giampaolo Minetti and colleagues found that young human red blood cells keep reshaping their membrane lipids and proteins for at least a week in circulation, far longer than assumed.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in Cell Death Discovery.
Professor Giampaolo Minetti and colleagues found that young human red blood cells keep reshaping their membrane lipids and proteins for at least a week in circulation, far longer than assumed.