Fractionation of mouse bone marrow by adherence separates primitive hematopoietic stem cells from in vitro colony-forming cells and spleen colony-forming cells.

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Fractionation of mouse bone marrow by adherence to tissue culture plastic was used to characterize the adhesive properties of hematopoietic stem (HS) cells capable of long-term reconstitution. The adherent fraction that represents approximately 13% of the total marrow population was virtually devoid of in vitro colony-forming cells and spleen colony-forming cells but did contain approximately 30% of the total HS...

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