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Susan Grier is a medical laboratory technologist in a hospital transfusion service. She works the night shift crossmatching blood units for patients and brings years of bench experience from core diagnostic laboratories. A contributor to Biology Insights, Grier tends an extensive indoor plant collection at home.

What Is Oxygen Affinity and Why Is It Important?Biology
Why Is Blood Sticky? The Science of Plasma and Clotting Heart & Lungs
The Hematopoiesis Chart Explained: Blood Cell Formation Biology
Blutgerinnung: Wie sie funktioniert und was sie beeinflusst Heart & Lungs
Blood Monocytes: Functions & Health Implications Tests
The Dissolution of a Clot: How the Body and Medicine Do It Heart & Lungs
What Are Universal Donors and Universal Recipients?Heart & Lungs
What Does a Hematologist Look For in Your Blood?Tests
What Leukocytes Look Like Under a Microscope Biology
What Is Peripheral Blood and Why Is It Important?Tests
What Sickle Cells Look Like Under a Microscope Tests
Why Do You Look Pale When You Are Sick?Skin & Hair
The Role of Protein in Bone Marrow Function Bones & Muscles
What Is Serum in Medical Terms and How Is It Used?Tests
Why Does My Blood Look Black? A Scientific Explanation Heart & Lungs
Why Can O Negative Only Receive O Negative?Heart & Lungs
Bone Marrow Reproduction of Blood Cells Explained Biology
What Is the Function of Neutrophils in the Body?Immunity
What Is Coagulability and How Does It Work?Heart & Lungs
What Differentiates Blood Types From One Another?Biology
What Are Granulocytes and What Is Their Function?Immunity
The Key Components of Platelet Structure Biology
Human Blood Groups: The Different Types and Importance Biology
What Is Platelet Aggregation and Why Is It Important?Heart & Lungs
What Are Allogeneic Donors and How Does Donation Work?Healthcare
Monocyte Cells: Functions, Forms, and Role in Disease Biology
Leucocytes: Functions, Types, and Counts Tests
Human Plasma: What It Is and Why It Matters Tests
Sera Medical Definition: What It Is and Its Uses Healthcare
Blood Group Antigens: Defining Your Unique Blood Type Immunity