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Cells capable of colony formation in the peripheral blood of man
Science (New York, N.Y.)
|January 22, 1971
Abstract:
Colony-forming cells have been found in the peripheral blood of man and have been grown in vitro by use of a soft agar gel technique. It has been possible to collect these cells with a blood-cell separator in numbers similar to those found in the peripheral circulation. Repeat leukapheresis of the same donor does not reduce the number of circulating colony-forming cells.