The stress-free shape of the red blood cell membrane.
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H Schmid-Schönbein | R Skalak | R. Skalak | H. Schmid-schönbein | T. Fischer | C. Haest | M. Stöhr-Liesen | C W Haest | T M Fischer | M Stöhr-Liesen | Thomas M. Fischer | Marianne STOHR-LIESEN | Holger SCHMID-SCHONBEIN | Rheinisch Westfdlische
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