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Differences in relative DNA content between human peripheral blood and bone marrow subpopulations--consequences for DNA index calculations.

Cytometry - 1 Nov 1993

Jensen I M, Ellegaard J, Hokland P

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By sequentially staining for leukocyte differentiation antigens with monoclonal antibodies and for stainable DNA content with propidium iodide, we have evaluated the DNA ratios of normal peripheral blood and bone marrow subpopulations. In 19 peripheral blood samples the relative DNA content of the monocytes was higher than that of other subpopulations, with highly significant differences between the DNA ratios of...

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PMID: 7507025
DOI: 10.1002/cyto.990140813

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