Afra Anjum, Leo Nicolai, Rainer Kaiser/LinkedIn
Sep 14, 2025, 23:06
Platelet Heterogeneity In Disease: The Many and The Diverse?
Leo Nicolai, Head of Junior Research Group and Clinician Scientist at LMU Medical Center Munich, shared on LinkedIn:
”Happy to see our invited review in Blood written by Rainer Kaiser, Afra Anjum and myself now online, hope you enjoy the read
Complicated and controversial topic, happy to discuss and lets see what the next years of science show!”
Read the full review in Blood.
Article: Platelet heterogeneity in disease: the many and the diverse?
Authors: Rainer Kaiser, Afra Anjum, Leo Nicolai
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