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> The stacking of red cells in cats and horses are called Roleaux
> formations.  They don't clot or clump--they just look like a bunch of
> saucers neatly stacked up.  And that's what makes for the really rapid
> sed rates.
In humans, too.  When slides are made and stained for examination under a 
microscope, you often see a blue background because the extra proteins pick up 
some of the stain.

terre (actually spelled "rouleaux")



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