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[Flow cytometry: application for the diagnosis and the follow-up of hematological malignancies].

Annales de biologie clinique - 1 Jan 2000

Drénou B, Fardel O, Fauchet R, Amiot L

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Diagnosis of haematological malignancies is based on multiparametric analysis such as morphology, phenotype and genotype studies. Some entities are only defined by one of these approach. Flow-cytometry (FCM) is useful to determined the normal counterpart of the tumoral process and its differentiation status within the involved lineage. Furthermore, FCM is able to detect clonality in B or T proliferations and...

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