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ehd123 ehd123
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9 years ago
Could someone please help me identify what these cell markers are for?

I know that CD45 is a human hematopoietic cell marker
CD14 & CD15 are macrophage/monocytic cell markers

but what about
CD31
HLA
CD13
CD34

Also what is meant by contralateral bone marrow?
and peripheral blood?


Thank you very much =)
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B.Sc in Biology
M.Sc Neuroscience
PhD. Candidate in Neuroscience


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9 years ago
HLA

Is found in humans
Also what is meant by contralateral bone marrow?

I know contralateral is a fancy word for 'opposite side'. So, for example, if a particular layer of the LGN, in the left hemisphere, receives input from the contralateral eye that means it receives input from the right eye. In terms of bone marrow, I don't know Frowning Face

Peripheral blood is blood in the veins.
ehd123 Author
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9 years ago
Hmm I see.. =/

Well if stem cells were injected into the bone marrow to study engraftment potential and that is in just one area,
is it possible that the contralateral bone marow is the part that did not get any injections? Therefore serving as a control?
Because according to the seminar article, nothing was found in the contralateral bone marrow.  Undecided

Bones are everywhere, but is the bone marrow everywhere too?? 
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M.Sc Neuroscience
PhD. Candidate in Neuroscience


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