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Do changes in cell shape affect suspension conductivity?
1993
General Physiology and Biophysics
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The conductivity of a suspension containing uniformly oriented asymmetric cells depends on the shape of the cells. Whether the shape of cells with random spatial orientation also affects the conductivity of a suspension is not clear. A highly sensitive apparatus was used to register the dynamic changes in conductivity of erythrocyte suspension, upon induced morphological transformation discocytes<-->spherocytes). The results obtained with a sensitivity of up to 0.06% show that the drastic
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