No red cell is an island

James Palis ()
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James Palis: University of Rochester Medical Center

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7020, 964-965

Abstract: Red blood cells develop in the bone marrow in ‘islands’ nurtured by a central white blood cell. Work in mice shows that the retinoblastoma protein is crucial for these white cells to mature and form islands.

Date: 2004
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