Impaired blood rheology plays a role in the chronic disorders associated with sickle cell-hemoglobin C disease

N. Lemonne; Y. Lamarre; M. Romana; M. Hardy-Dessources; F. Lionnet; X. Waltz; V. Tarer; D. Mougenel; B. Tressieres; M. Lalanne-Mistrih; M. Etienne-Julan; P. Connes

doi:10.3324/haematol.2014.104745

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Impaired blood rheology plays a role in the chronic disorders associated with sickle cell-hemoglobin C disease

N. Lemonne Y. Lamarre M. Romana M. Hardy-Dessources F. Lionnet ¹ X. Waltz V. Tarer D. Mougenel B. Tressieres M. Lalanne-Mistrih M. Etienne-Julan P. Connes ²

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2 LAC - Laboratoire Aimé Cotton

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