ORGANIZATION OF HAEMOPOIETIC STEM CELLS: THE GENERATION‐AGE HYPOTHESIS
ORGANIZATION OF HAEMOPOIETIC STEM CELLS: THE GENERATION‐AGE HYPOTHESIS
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造血干细胞的组织:世代假说
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1979
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T. R. Bradley
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Martin Rosendaal;G. Hodgson;T. R. Bradley
This paper proposes that the previous division history of each stem cell is one determinant of the functional organization of the haemopoietic stem cell population. Stem cells from a lineage of stem cells which have generated many stem cells (older stem cells) are used in the animal to form blood before stem cells which have generated few stem cells (younger stem cells). The stem cell generating capacity of a lineage of stem cells is finite. After a given number of generations a stem cell is lost to the stem cell compartment by forming two committed precursors of the cell lines. Its part in blood formation is taken by the next oldest stem cell. We have called this proposal the generation‐age hypothesis.