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Genetics, Biofuels and Local Farming Systems complex of at least two biologic entities (6,17): the spleen focus-forming virus (SFFV), which is thought to be responsible for the increase in erythropoiesis, and a murine leukemia virus (MuLV), which can be isolated free of SFFV and which produces a leukemia not accompanied by an increase in eryt

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Siegmund J. Baum (Chairman),G. David Ledney (Head)

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An , System for Erythroid Transformation by Friend Leukemia Virus complex of at least two biologic entities (6,17): the spleen focus-forming virus (SFFV), which is thought to be responsible for the increase in erythropoiesis, and a murine leukemia virus (MuLV), which can be isolated free of SFFV and which produces a leukemia not accompanied by an increase in eryt

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Mitochondrial Function and Male Infertilityiation into functional but perishable end cells thus is the hallmark of sustaining stem cell populations. Among renewal tissues, bone marrow is well studied because it is amenable to cell quantifying techniques and its stem cells are as say able by various clone-forming methods (12).

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Levent Kirisci,Michael M. Vanyukovation does not affect the other line. A large perturbation of the erythropoietic steady state, however, has been shown to affect the rate of granulopoiesis. A greatly increased demand for cells, for example, was found to increase erythropoiesis and concomitantly to decrease granulopoiesis, suggesting competition for a common stem cell (6).

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Identification of CFU-s by Scatter Measurements on a Light Activated Cell Sorterf this cell in hemopoietic tissue. An unequivocal description is only achieved if it is followed by proof that the cell described can regenerate the hemopoietic organs of irradiated mice (CFU-s assay). Therefore, maintenance of cell viability is essential. This precludes the use of the microscope as the sole instrument of investigation.