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to elevated total monovalent cation content. The OF of stomatocytes is stomatocytosis at the doses used for chemotherapy of leukemias and
markedly increased because many of the swollen red cells approach their lymphomas. Transient stomatocytosis has been observed in long dis-
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critical hemolytic volume, which causes a shift of the osmotic gradient tance runners immediately after a race. The molecular basis of acquired
ektacytometer curve to the right. Red cell deformability is decreased. stomatocytosis is unknown. 13
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