10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «HEMATOBLAST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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884x104 erythrocytes and 7,200 leukocytes, and indicated 93% according to
Sahli method. No hematoblast appeared. Eight alive fetuses were found in the
right uterus. They averaged 1.25 g in weight, and two of them showed an
anomalous ...
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Gene Activity in Early Development
The hematoblast progenitor cells do not transcribe the globin genes, while their
mitotic descendants do (Groudine et al., 1974; Groudine and Weintraub, 1981).
Activation of the embryonic globin genes occurs exclusively in this cell lineage, ...
Eric H. Davidson, UNKNOWN. AUTHOR, 2012
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Transactions of the Canadian Institute
In the centre is represented a hematoblast in mitosis and with its chromatin so
changed chemically that it takes the sulphindigotate portion of the reagent ; a, a
red disc, b a leucocyte. Chromic acid, Indigo-carmine Fluid — X700. Fig. 9. From
a ...
Canadian Institute (1849-1914), Royal Canadian Institute, 1892
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The Principles of pathology
It is when we come to determine the origin of these hematoblast and, again, the
method whereby the nucleated hematoblast o-ives re to the non-nucleated red
corpuscles, that doubts arise. We are o certain how far hematoblasts arise from ...
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The Military Surgeon: Journal of the Association of Military ...
Consequently, he has given it the name of "hematoblast." In a series of
publications, of which the last preceding the present volume appeared in 1915,
he has brought together all available proof of the participation of the "hematoblast
" in the ...
Sabin does not recognize a primitive common blood stem cell or “hematoblast”
and apparently does not wish to identify her “angioblast” as such. Danchakoff,
however, studying embryonic chick material, concludes definitely that there does
...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... blasto- cyte, blastoderm, blastodermic, blastogene- sis, blastogenic,
blastogeny, blastolysis, t>las- tolytic, blastoma, blastomatoid, blastomato- sis,
blastophyllum, ectoblast, hematoblast, hemoblastic, heteroblastic, holoblastic,
meso- blast, ...
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Concise Guide to Hematology
The common precursor to the H80 and the endothelial cell is the hematoblast. It
has been proposed that this cell has the capacity to differentiate into both cell
classes. The HSC is present in small numbers and retains its ability to
differentiate ...
Alvin H. Schmaier, Hillard M. Lazarus, 2011
... the notochord that first extends from the node toward the head Hemangioblast
A cell that can develop as an endothelial cell or a blood (hematopoietic) cell
Hematoblast A cell that develops into a hematopoietic cell Hemichannel
Connexon; ...
Cell Biology Margaret L. Kirby Professor of Pediatrics, and Biology Duke University Medical Center, 2007
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Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
Saunders, 2003 hematobilia [he′′m -to, hem′′ -to-bil′e-ah] bleeding into
the biliary passages. hematoblast [he′m-to, he-mat′o-blast′′]
hemocytoblasts. hematocele [he′m -to,hem′ -to-sēl′′] an effusion of blood
into a cavity, ...
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood, 2011
