Modeling the impact of small plasma proteins on stabilization and destabilization of blood
There are many publications that report the presence of small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation induced by larger polymer. However the studies with the goal to find the mechanism or mechanisms on how small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation are still lacking. This pa...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-208302023-03-03T15:37:32Z Modeling the impact of small plasma proteins on stabilization and destabilization of blood Rahmat Darani Guotama Bjoern Holger Neu School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Bioengineering There are many publications that report the presence of small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation induced by larger polymer. However the studies with the goal to find the mechanism or mechanisms on how small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation are still lacking. This paper has modeled the effect of small polymer in the binary solutions containing the variation of DEX 70 and PEG 35 as the large polymers, DEX 10, DEX 20, PEG 3.4, PEG 7.5 and PEG 10 as a small polymer. The model developed in this paper is based on the previously developed depletion-mediated model. The calculated result shows qualitative and quantitative agreement with the available experimental data. This model will help the understanding on how small polymer affects cell-cell aggregation. Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) 2010-01-18T00:40:21Z 2010-01-18T00:40:21Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/20830 en Nanyang Technological University 35 p. application/pdf |
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There are many publications that report the presence of small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation induced by larger polymer. However the studies with the
goal to find the mechanism or mechanisms on how small polymer can affect the red blood cell aggregation are still lacking. This paper has modeled the effect of small
polymer in the binary solutions containing the variation of DEX 70 and PEG 35 as the large polymers, DEX 10, DEX 20, PEG 3.4, PEG 7.5 and PEG 10 as a small polymer.
The model developed in this paper is based on the previously developed depletion-mediated model. The calculated result shows qualitative and quantitative agreement with the available experimental data. This model will help the understanding on how small polymer affects cell-cell aggregation. |
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