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Multi-omics Evidence for Inheritance of Energy Pathways in Red Blood

During storage, red blood cells undergo degenerative processes resulting in altered metabolic characteristics which may make blood less viable for transfusion. However, not all

Recovery of Biogas and Other Valuable

The anaerobic digestion (AD) of livestock blood represents a sustainable solution for the management of waste generated by the meat processing industry while simultaneously generating renewable energy. The

Energy Storage

Energy Storage provides a unique platform for innovative research results and findings in all areas of energy storage, including the various methods of energy storage and their incorporation into and integration with both conventional and

The Importance of Safe and Effective Blood and

Blood and plasma storage play a vital role in modern healthcare systems, ensuring the availability of these life-saving resources when needed. Innovative solutions, such as energy recovery systems and eco-friendly

Energy storage and recovery | ANU Institute for

Solar thermal energy storage. Energy storage technologies based on sensible, latent and chemical reaction heat are being developed by Professor Wojciech Lipinski''s team in the College of Engineering and Computer Science

Anaerobic storage of red blood cells

In this context, the current practice of collecting and processing venous blood, and placing it in storage at a starting SO 2 of nearly 60% and then allowing the blood to oxygenate further to nearly 100% during the 6 weeks of storage as

The role of elastic energy storage and recovery

SUMMARYIn level running, humans and other animals store and recover elastic energy during each step. What role does elastic energy play during downhill and uphill running? We measured the fluctuations of the

Multi-Omics Evidence for Inheritance of Energy Pathways in Red Blood

In the past decade numerous studies have implicated longer storage of RBCs in adverse patient outcomes. The post-storage ATP level in blood is the single best predictor of

Stiffness and ATP recovery of stored red blood

Shape recovery of stored RBCs in human serum. During storage, RBCs change their shape from biconcave to echinocytes 36 order to investigate the shape recovery of stored RBCs (i.e., reversal

Thermal energy storage: Recent developments and practical

Thermal energy storage (TES) transfers heat to storage media during the charging period, and releases it at a later stage during the discharging step. It can be usefully applied in

Fundamentals of glycogen metabolism for

In addition to human muscle and liver cells, glycogen is stored in small amounts in brain cells, heart cells, smooth muscle cells, kidney cells, red and white blood cells, and even adipose cells. 18 Glucose is a critical energy source for

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Does hypoxic storage improve posttransfusion recovery?

Conclusion: Hypoxic storage improves energy and redox metabolism of stored RBCs, which results in improved posttransfusion recoveries in healthy autologous recipients-a Food and Drug Administration gold standard of stored blood quality.

Does hypoxic storage affect the quality and shelf life of blood products?

Functional appraisal of O 2 handling demonstrates a beneficial effect of hypoxic storage on the quality and shelf life of blood products. Stored red blood cells (RBCs) incur biochemical and morphological changes, collectively termed the storage lesion.

Does hypoxic storage preserve faster O2 unloading from red cells?

Blood Adv (2022) 6 (18): 5415–5428. Relative to standard blood-bank protocols, hypoxic storage preserves faster O 2 unloading from red cells through metabolic remodelling. Functional appraisal of O 2 handling demonstrates a beneficial effect of hypoxic storage on the quality and shelf life of blood products.

How does hypoxic storage affect RBC levels?

Hypoxic storage was associated with a profound increase in 2,3-DPG levels, peaking at day 21, followed by depletion by day ∼35; in contrast, 2,3-DPG levels became depleted within only a week of standard storage ( Figure 3I ). Figure 2. Protocol for storing RBC units. A total of 6 pools of blood were produced, each from 3 donors to reduce variation.

Does hypoxic storage or rejuvenation affect RBC oxygen-handling function?

Biochemical correlates of changes in RBC oxygen-handling function. (A) Metabolomics of RBC lysates. Heatmap shows 130 metabolites significantly affected by hypoxic storage or rejuvenation (2-way ANOVA: time and treatment with P < .05). (B) Scatter plot shows effect of hypoxic storage or rejuvenation for the differentially abundant metabolites.

Do alternative storage regimes improve cellular physiology of RBC transfusions?

The primary physiological rationale for RBC transfusions is to improve the delivery of oxygen to respiring tissues. Consequently, the superiority of alternative storage regimes should be assessed based on functional measures of RBC quality, rather than on biochemical changes, which are merely indirect proxies of cellular physiology.

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