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Use of dual electron probes reveals role of ferritin in erythropoiesis

2019-12-06

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Much is known about the finely regulated process of mammalian erythropoiesis that occurs in the bone marrow, whereby erythropoietic stem cells undergo terminal differentiation accompanied by enormous morphological changes to generate highly functional specialized red blood cells. However, a crucial step in erythropoiesis, the labile iron pool and its transport to mitochondria for heme production, is not well under...

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492be449-37d8-5a10-a5f4-05ada64064c6
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10.1101/866889
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