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The role of genotype, genomic imprinting, and sex hormones in platelet and megakaryocyte production.

Experimental hematology - 1 Sept 1994

McDonald T P, Jackson C W

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Our previous data suggested that the higher average ploidy of C3H mouse megakaryocytes is the result of interaction of multiple alleles that act in an additive fashion. Average megakaryocyte DNA content increased with the proportion of C3H genotype. Other factors also influence megakaryocyte ploidy; male mice had megakaryocytes of higher ploidy than did female mice, and the genes that determine megakaryocyte...

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