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Distinct but phenotypically heterogeneous human cell populations produce rapid recovery of platelets and neutrophils after transplantation.
Blood - 12 Apr 2012
Cheung Alice M S, Leung Donna, Rostamirad Shabnam, Dhillon Kiran, Miller Paul H, Droumeva Radina, Brinkman Ryan R, Hogge Donna, Roy Denis Claude, Eaves Connie J
Abstract excerpt
Delayed recovery of mature blood cells poses a serious, expensive, and often life-threatening problem for many stem cell transplantation recipients, particularly if heavily pretreated and serving as their own donor, or having a CB transplantation as the only therapeutic option. Importantly, the different cells required to ensure a rapid, as well as a permanent, hematopoietic recovery in these patients remain...
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