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NRBC
(redirected from nucleated red blood cell)

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NRBCNational Reining Breeders Classic (est. 1997; Byars, OK)
NRBCNucléaire, Radiologique, Biologique et Chimique (nuclear, radio, biological, and chemical threat)
NRBCNucleated Red Blood Cell (count)
NRBCNoland Road Baptist Church (Independence, MO)
NRBCNational Rare Blood Club
NRBCNansemond River Baptist Church (Suffolk, VA)


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The exact mechanism for isoniazid-induced PRCA remains unclear, but the demonstration of antibodies reacting with nucleated red blood cells in [approximately equal to] 50% of cases suggests an induction of autoimmunity (4,5).
Pure red blood cell aplasia and isoniazid use by Loulergue, Pierre; Mir, Olivier; Dhote, Robin / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Serum urea nitrogen, creatinine, and complete blood count were all within normal limits, with the exception of 50% nucleated red blood cells on differential count.
Multiple myeloma-associated amyloidosis manifesting as fulminant ... by Wortmann, Glenn W. / Southern Medical Journal
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