Red blood cells flowing in a blood vessel

Red blood cells flowing in a blood vessel – biconcave erythrocytes, with a few white blood cells and platelets, in a…

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Red blood cells flowing in a blood vessel: biconcave erythrocytes, with a few white blood cells and platelets, in a cut-open artery showing the lumen and wall layers

This illustration explains red blood cells flowing in a blood vessel: biconcave erythrocytes, with a few white blood cells and platelets, in a cut-open artery showing the lumen and wall layers. Handy for explaining cardiovascular in anatomy and physiology presentations, theses, posters and course notes. Available with Sciicons Pro in the Cardiovascular pack as a layered, editable SVG.

Format: SVG (editable vector). License: Sciicons Pro license. Courtesy: Sciicons. Part of the Cardiovascular pack.

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