Heinz Body Anemia—An Ultrastructural Study. I. Heinz Body Formation

Heinz Body Anemia - An Ultrastructural Study

By RICHARD A. RIFKIND#{176} AND DAVID DANON D ESPITE the technical refinements of contemporary morphology the strt,ctural, and especially ultrastructural aspects of both normal and pathologic red blood cell destruction remain incompletely understood. To gain further insight into the biologic events which occur during hemolysis requires specific criteria for the identification of injured red cel...

Heinz Body Formation in the New

ER5 Helen W. Belding,M.D., Winston-Salem, N. C. Conrad Maier, M.D., Zurich, Switzerland Sheila T. Callender,M.D.,Oxford, England Milos Netou ek,M.D.,Prague, Czechoslovakia Robert B. Chodos M.D. Framingham Mass. Charles E. Rath, M.D., Washington . . . Jean P. Soulier M.D. Paris France Roger C. Crafts, Ph.D., Cincinnati , RamonM.Su#{225}rez M.D. SanJuan PuertoRrco C. R. DasGupta, M.D., Calcutta, ...

Heinz Body Phenomenon in Erythrocytes

MONG the early investigators of hemolytic substances were Casper and Hoppe’ who in 1859 observed the brown coloration of blood due to nitrobenzene. Since then there has been a continued interest in the action of such toxic materials on the formed elements of the blood. The accelerated development of synthetic organic chemistry during the latter half of the i9th Century created numerous industri...

Heinz Body Phenomenon in Erythrocytes

MONG the early investigators of hemolytic substances were Casper and Hoppe’ who in 1859 observed the brown coloration of blood due to nitrobenzene. Since then there has been a continued interest in the action of such toxic materials on the formed elements of the blood. The accelerated development of synthetic organic chemistry during the latter half of the i9th Century created numerous industri...

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