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Antibody to Rabbit Reticulocytes
Nature, 1969THE functional differences between reticulocytes and erythrocytes suggest that there may be antigenic differences on their surfaces. If there were antigen(s) only on immature erythroid cells, they could be useful markers in studies of erythroid development.
H M, Schulman, R A, Nelson
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Studies on reticulocyte division
Experimental Cell Research, 1959Abstract 1. 1. The hypothesis that reticulocytes divide was tested by maturing reticulocytes in vitro and in vivo. 2. 2. Cell counts of reticulocyte samples incubated in vitro indicated that reticulocytes do not divide. However, the standard errors of the cell counts were high. 3. 3.
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Error in Counting Reticulocytes
Nature, 1948WHEN immature mammalian red cells, or reticulocytes, are stained with brilliant Cresyl Blue they may be differentiated from adult red cells and enumerated in a sample as a percentage. If these cells were scattered according to chance, reticulocyte counts would be expected to follow the binomial distribution.
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Ribosomes in Reticulocyte Maturation
1973During the last stage of red cell differentiation, the ribosomal content of red cells undergoes accelerated breakdown (1–3). The sedimentation velocity coefficients of chicken red cell ribosomes have been reported to change from 82S in immature red cells to 62S in fully differentiated cells (4).
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RETICULOCYTES IN HEALTHY PREGNANCY
Medical Journal of Australia, 1975High reticulocyte counts are commonly found during pregnancy in non-anaemic Greek and Italian women, whereas in Anglo-Saxon women counts rarely rise above 2-0%. In this study, the Greek and Italian groups had peak mean values of 2-9%, although it occurred some weeks earlier in the Italian group.
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