[The mass transfer of blood plasma components across the erythrocyte plasmalemma in a centrifugal force field].

Abstract

In mammals, nucleus-free erythrocytes participate in two types of movement: a forward and a rotatory motion. The latter type brings about a centrifugal force in the red blood cells. This induces distortion of the erythrocytes, a diffusion speed of the blood components, and an unspecific sorption.