Changes in whole blood and red blood cell nitrite levels over the duration of storage.

N. Schechter, Alan

Changes in whole blood and red blood cell nitrite levels over the duration of storage.

Posted on 2016-10-14 - 08:06

Whole blood (1A) and red blood cell (1B) nitrite decay over the first 5 hours following blood draw. Blood components were kept in room air at 24°C; number of donors, n=6 (A), n=4 (B). Time points above do not account for a 3-5 minute delay in receipt of blood from phlebotomist. To view the data behind the graphs, access 'show all items' above.

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A Qazi, Melissa; G Rizzatti, Fabiola; Piknova, Barbora; Sibmooh, Nathawut; F. Stroncek, David; N. Schechter, Alan (2016). Changes in whole blood and red blood cell nitrite levels over the duration of storage.. f1000research.com. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.1619045.v1

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