Titlebook: Blood Cells as a Tissue; Proceedings of a Con William L. Holmes (Director) Conference proceedings 1970 Plenum Press, New York 1970 Laborato

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The Metabolism and Function of Red Cells with Inherited Defectsing membrane. Primary defects of genetic origin have been recognized in each of these cell systems with increasing frequency. The metabolic pathways of the red cell serve to maintain its hemoglobin and its membrane in a state of optimal function. Therefore, primary metabolic disorders such as glycol

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Recent Studies on the Structure and Function of Leucocytes and Macrophagess, endocytic activity and the process of intracellular digestion. Both cell types, which are richly endowed in digestive enzymes, have as their primary role the uptake and degradation of exogenous molecules. Although the overall picture of the function of these cells was described by Metchnikoff it

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Increased Susceptibility to Infection Due to Dysfunction of Granulocytesequences of granulocytopenia are far more frequently observed in human disease than are the results of disorders of granulocyte function. Nevertheless, studies of disturbances of granulocyte function and the interaction of granulocytes with the plasma proteins and bacteria are vital subjects of clin

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Metabolism and Function of Normal Plateletsthe greatest importance for hemostasis, as well as for thrombus formation (cf. 12,38,50,39). In 1905 . (83) published what is sometimes called the classical scheme of blood coagulation with platelets playing a cardinal role in prothrombin activation and in 1912 . (120), soon followed by others (73,9

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Present Status of Blood Component Therapyded me on this program but for an abrupt and untimely death earlier this month. It is paradoxical that I delivered the eulogy at his funeral just a fortnight ago, and now once again follow his footsteps on a program that particularly illuminates his decades of interest in the lymphoproliferative dis

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Conference proceedings 1970is especially indebted to the four chairmen, Dr. Allan J. Erslev, Dr. William J. Williams, Dr. R. Philip Custer and Dr. Sol Sherry, for their advice and guidance in the formulation of the program. Weare also grateful to the speakers for their splendid cooperation, and to all participants for their s