Ever wondered why red blood cells are shaped like donuts? It's all about surface area! In this animation, we shrink down to the microscopic world to see what happens in Hereditary Spherocytosis, a genetic condition where red blood cells lose their shape and become spheres.

We'll dive into the "histopathology," the tissue changes, caused by these abnormal cells. We'll see how their warped morphology, or shape, makes them more fragile and prone to destruction.

Join us as we explore the fascinating interplay between genes, proteins, and cell shape, all to understand this condition better. By the end, you'll have a clear picture of Hereditary Spherocytosis on a cellular level!