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T Shiga, N Maeda, T Suda

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Abstract:

Decreased deformability, slightly increased suspension viscosity and retarded oxygen egrees were observed in cholesterol-loaded, human erythrocytes. These functional changes resulted from the decreased membrane fluidity induced by cholesterol.

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