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STUDYING the problem of hæmopoiesis, we arrived at the conclusion that the red blood corpuscle was a product of secretion by a mono-glandular cell, which, when present in the peripheral blood, has been classified as a polymorph eosinophil1. At that time, however, we were unable to demonstrate fully how this red blood corpuscle secretion could be seen objectively by research workers.
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DURAN-JORDA, F. SECRETION OF RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES. Nature 159, 293–294 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/159293a0
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