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Polyclonal engraftment after unrelated donor bone marrow and cord blood transplantation.

Biology of blood and marrow transplantation : journal of the American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation - 1 Dec 1997

Davies S M, Radloff G A, Wagner J E, McGlennen R, Kersey J H, Ramsay N K

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Data on a small number of allogeneic sibling donor marrow transplants have indicated that reconstituted hematopoiesis can be oligoclonal or even monoclonal, suggesting that hematopoiesis can be reconstituted from a very small number of stem cells. However, other studies have failed to confirm this observation. Animal data indicate that hematopoiesis is likely to be oligoclonal after transplantation using limiting...

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