CELLULAR ORIGINS OF THE FETAL-HÆMOGLOBIN-CONTAINING CELLS OF NORMAL ADULTS
CELLULAR ORIGINS OF THE FETAL-HÆMOGLOBIN-CONTAINING CELLS OF NORMAL ADULTS
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正常成人含胎儿血红蛋白的细胞的细胞起源
DOI:
10.1016/s0140-6736(79)91844-0
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发表时间:
1979
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J. Adamson
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作者:
C. Bunch;W. Wood;D. Weatherall;J. Adamson
The origin of the small population of adult red cells which contain Hb F (F-cells) has been studied in a clonal disorder of hæmopoiesis, polycythæmia rubra vera (P.R.V.). In eleven patients who had not received cytotoxic therapy F-cells comprised <0·1% to 11·9% of the circulating red cells, compared with 0·34% to 4·6% in 21 hæmatologically normal controls. Two additional patients were glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase heterozygotes in whom the clonal nature of the P.R.V. could be demonstrated directly; they had F-cell values of 2·1% and 8·3%. These observations indicate that F-cells arise from the same population of stem cells as other adult red cells and not from a separate stem-cell pool.