Stacks of these cells are known as rouleuax, and they can be detected via the direct Coombs test.
Stacks of these cells are known as rouleuax, and they can be detected via the direct Coombs test. Their surface antigenic response can be described by the Colton, Diego, and Duffy systems, and they are  characterized by high levels of both CD47 and Kidd glycoproteins. Containing spectrin and ankyrin in their cytoskeleton and known for their lack of a nucleus, these cells are produced in bone marrow in a process stimulated by erythropoietin. FTP, name these oxygen-carrying, hemoglobin-containing cells found in  arteries and veins.
Stacks of these cells are known as rouleuax, and they can be detected via the direct Coombs test.
red blood cells or erythrocytes