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The human blood platelet: its derivation from the red blood cell. II. Instantaneous changes in form in the platelet
Folia Haematologica (Leipzig, Germany : 1928)
|January 1, 1984
The human blood platelet arises from the interior of the red cell instantaneously as blood is either damaged or disturbed. The platelet starts out as a fine granular structure that rather suddenly changes in form and function with the passage of a very small amount of time.
The human blood platelet arises from the interior of the red cell instantaneously as blood is either damaged or disturbed. The platelet starts out as a fine granular structure that rather suddenly changes in form and function with the passage of a very small amount of time.