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Molecular mechanisms of the red cell storage lesion
Preserved erythrocytes undergo several changes during storage, collectively referred to as the storage lesion, which reduce the effectiveness of stored erythrocytes following transfusion. This review describes the mechanisms leading to these changes, so far as they are known, and discusses the relationship of the changes to one another and how they contribute to the diminished function of stored erythrocytes.
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