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Role of stromal cells and macrophages in fibronectin biosynthesis and matrix assembly in human long-term marrow cultures.

Blood - 1 Sept 1993

Lerat H, Lissitzky J C, Singer J W, Keating A, Herve P, Charbord P

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Fibronectin is a major component of the extracellular matrix of adherent layers of human long-term marrow cultures where it may stabilize the extracellular matrix network and provide adhesion sites for primitive hemopoietic cells. This study was devised to analyze the role of adherent cell populations in fibronectin synthesis, matrix assembly, and degradation. In cultures performed under the conditions described...

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