NMR ''diffusion-diffraction'' of water revealing alignment of erythrocytes in a magnetic field and their dimensions and membrane transport characteristics
NMR ''diffusion-diffraction'' of water revealing alignment of erythrocytes in a magnetic field and their dimensions and membrane transport characteristics
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DOI:
10.1002/mrm.1910370502
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发表时间:
1997-05-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Stilbs, P
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作者:
Kuchel, PW;Coy, A;Stilbs, P
''Diffusion-diffraction'' experiments on water, yielding ''q-space'' plots, were conducted on suspensions of oxygenated (diamagnetic) human erythrocytes, (i) These suspensions displayed diffusion-diffraction of water; (ii) the shape of the q-space plots depended on the direction along which the diffusion was measured, thus implying alignment of the cells in the magnetic field of the NMR spectrometer; (iii) the diffusion anisotropy was altered in a predictable way by converting the hemoglobin to a paramagnetic form; (iv) the shapes of the q-space plots were altered in a predictable way by inhibiting water transport; (v) the pseudo-first order rate constant characterizing the covalent inhibition of water transport, by p-chloromercuribenzenesulfonate (p-CMBS), was measured; and (vi) the cell diameter and intercellular spacing were measured from the positions of the interference minima and maxima in the q-space plots, The relevance of these findings to NMR-based histological characterization of tissues, and the implications, for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), of erythrocyte alignment in the small vessels of the brain in particular, are noted.