Особенности взаимодействия культивируемых мезенхимальных и гемопоэтических стволовых клеток человека в условиях пониженного содержания кислорода
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Представленные результаты являются важным шагом на пути к пониманию механизмов регуляции гемопоэза при пониженном содержании кислорода in vitro. Предложенная и успешно апробированная экспериментальная модель для изучения процессов экспансии и дифференцировки гемопоэтических предшественников дает возможность не только рассмотреть основные функциональные закономерности кроветворения, но и оценить… Читать ещё >
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