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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 Differentiates Blood Types From One Another?
The Key Components of Platelet Structure
Human Blood Groups: The Different Types and Importance
Monocyte Cells: Functions, Forms, and Role in Disease
What Are Myeloid Cells and What Do They Do?
Myeloid Lineage Cells: What Are They and What Do They Do?
What Is Lab Grown Blood and How Is It Made?
What is the Vascular Phase of Hemostasis?
What Is a Myeloid Stem Cell and What Does It Do?
What Is the Largest Type of Leukocyte Usually Found in Blood?
The Hematopoiesis Diagram: How Blood Cells Are Made
Myeloid vs. Lymphoid Cell Lines: Key Differences
Fibrinogen Structure and Its Role in Blood Clotting
What Is Human Sera? Composition and Uses
What Are Bone Marrow Progenitor Cells?
What Are Basophils and What Is Their Function?
What Happens to a Red Blood Cell at the End of Its Life?
What Are Erythroid Cells and Why Are They Important?
What a Blood Clot Looks Like Under a Microscope
Hemoglobin: Structure, Function, and Health Implications