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A simple rapid method for the removal of leukocytes from human blood
The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine
|January 1, 1974
Abstract:
Filtration of human blood cells through lamb's wool columns removed more than 96% of all leukocytes in a series of experiments, while the retention of erythrocytes by the column averaged 6.4%. This method should prove extremely useful for obtaining pure erythrocyte preparations for use in biochemical and physiological studies, and for removing leukocytes from blood prior to transfusion.