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Effects of bFGF (Basic Fibroblast growth factor) on the Haematopoietic Sequelae that follow transplantation
Recovery following bone marrow transplantation is associated with the reduction in the clonogenic potential of stroma-adherent CD34⁺ progenitors. The bone marrow stroma is also affected, resulting in poor support for the growth of stroma-adherent multipotent progenitors that form blastic colonies (C...
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Division of Clinical Haematology
2017
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