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DIFFERENTIATION of nucleated, red blood cells has been observed when mouse bone marrow was cultivated in vivo in diffusion chambers1. Recently, during investigations of the survival of thymus and spleen cells similarly cultured, we found that differentiation of nucleated red blood cells also occurred. This was indicated by an increase in the number of erythrocytes after cultivation. The present report describes these findings.
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ALBERT, S., WOLF, P., PRYJMA, I. et al. Differentiation of Nucleated Red Blood Cells during in vivo Culture of Mouse Spleen and Thymus Cell Suspensions. Nature 209, 320–321 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/209320a0
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