[Microspherulation and myelinic forms of erythrocytes. Comparative examination with the scanning and transmission electron microscope].
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Blood Preservation↗
Biomedical subjects
M Bessis
Publications and source records attributed to M Bessis.
[Topography of spike appearance in crenated erythrocytes (echinocytes)].
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Anemia, Sickle Cell↗
Red cell shapes. An illustrated classification and its rationale.
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Aging↗
[Editorial: A special form of chemotaxis: necrotaxis (author's transl)].
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Anaphylaxis↗
[Erythrocytes shape in hereditary spherocytosis. A scanning electron microscopic study and relationship to deformability (author's transl)].
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Chlorpromazine↗
The invitro assessment of leucocyte chemotaxis.
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Chemotaxis↗
Necrotaxis: chemotaxis towards an injured cell.
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Chemotaxis↗
[Diagnosis of acute leukemia varieties by peroxidase reaction studied by electron microscopy. Its value and its limitations].
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Endoplasmic Reticulum↗
[In vitro studies on amplification of rat erythropoiesis (author's transl)].
From rat bone marrow in which erythropoiesis has been depressed (by suppression of erythropoietin production), liquid culture has yielded a predominantly synchronous amplification of erythroblast development. Groups of 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 erythrolbasts are observed at 9-15 hour intervals in successive stages of maturation, similar (by their staining characteristics and nuclear size) to that seen in vivo.
Animals↗
[Necrotaxis. Importance of its study in pathology and pharmacology].
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Anti-Inflammatory Agents↗