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Influence of flow velocity and cell concentration on dynamic adhesion of erythrocytes to glass surface

Comparative studies were carried out on dynamic adhesion of 51Cr‐labelled erythrocytes to the surface of glass beads in the presence of serum in the medium (50 μg of protein/ml) and in protein‐free medium. The influence of cell concentration (within the range 4 x 105 to 8 x 106/ml) and of cellular flow velocity (within the range 1.5–0.4 cm/min) on the value of adhesion was investigated.