Meanings of erythrocyte surface in English

Phosphatidylserine at the erythrocyte surface is recognised by macrophages which engulf and degrade the affected cells.

This has implications for understanding the functions of erythrocyte surface components and their roles in health and disease.

We therefore suggest that complement activation stimulates the formation of a membrane skeleton-linked DAF-C3b-GPA-band 3 complex on the erythrocyte surface.

It has been suggested that mammalian erythrocyte surface glycoproteins function as decoy receptors attracting pathogens to the anucleated erythrocyte and away from their target tissues.

Invasion pathways can be broadly classified into 2 groups based on the use of sialic acid (SA) on the erythrocyte surface by parasite ligands.

The major labelled band on the erythrocyte surface (Mr 92 000) also appeared to be less heavily labelled during infection.