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Comparative analyses of erythroid cells from ES cells and cord blood CD34+ cells reveal mechanisms for defective expansion and enucleation of ES cell-derived erythroid cells

ABSTRACT: Comparative analyses of erythroid cells from ES cells and cord blood CD34+ cells reveal mechanisms for defective expansion and enucleation of ES cell-derived erythroid cells

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Comparative analyses of erythroid cells from ES cells and cord blood CD34+ cells reveal mechanisms for defective expansion and enucleation of ES cell-derived erythroid cells

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Downregulation of Myc is essential for terminal erythroid maturation

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Alpha 4 integrin deficiency in human CD34+ cells engenders a precocious erythroid differentiation ,but inhibits enucleation.

Project description:Alpha 4 integrin deficiency in human CD34+ cells engenders a precocious erythroid differentiation ,but inhibits enucleation.

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