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Enucleated incompressible red blood cells in shear flow: Theoretical analysis of shape instabilities
Red blood cells (RBCs) are essential for oxygen transport, and their remarkable ability to undergo significant deformations during flow is a crucial feature for their physiological function. At intermediate shear rates typical of the microcirculation, RBCs can adopt complex, multi-lobed shapes, sign
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