My passion and passages with red blood cells.
This article mainly presents, in sequential panels of time, an overview of my professional involvements and laboratory experiences. I became smitten with red blood cells early on, and this passion remains with me to this day. I highlight certain studies, together with those who performed the work, recognizing that it was necessary to limit the details and the topics chosen for discussion. I am uncertain of the interest a personal account has for others, but at least it's here for the record.
Hoffman
Joseph F
JF
Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, Yale University School of Medicine, USA. Joseph.hoffman@yale.edu
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