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Cellular and Soluble Factors Influencing the Differentiation of Primitive Erythroid Progenitor Cell kidney in response to changing oxygen demand. Ep has been characterized as a sialic acid containing glycoprotein, with a relative molecular mass of 46,000 daltons as estimated from highly purified sheep plasma preparations.. Its biological activity has been standardized in units established by an i

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The Effect of Sustained Hypertransfusion on Hematopoiesis,evated hematocrits. In rats, this residual activity can be reduced substantially by infusing anti-erythropoietin,. indicating that it is not autonomous but erythropoietin-dependent and that in these animals hypertransfusion alone is incapable of eliminating circulating erythropoietin. This may be du

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Production of Erythroid Precursor Cells in Long-Term Cultures of Mouse Bone Marrow Cells,nulocytes, macrophages,. and megakaryocytes. enables us to study the mechanisms governing the commitment of pluripotent stem cells into the various blood cell lineages .. It is likely that this . system is subject to many of the same inductive and regulatory mechanisms as are present ., since cultur

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Production of Erythroid Precursor Cells (BFU) ,,e of the mechanisms controlling haemopoiesis.. In this system, production of granulocytic. and megakaryocyte. precursor cells occurs concomitantly with stem cell proliferation. These cells, in turn, undergo proliferation and maturation to fully mature granulocytes, macrophages, and megakaryocytes..

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Hormonal Modulation of Erythropoiesis ,,lticellular organization in both plants and animals. Because of the importance of hormones in mammalian physiology, the study of their interaction at the cellular level constitutes a substantial proportion of investigations in the field of cell biology. The role of humoral factors in the regulation