Haemopoiesis in human fetal and embryonic liver

@article{Timens2005HaemopoiesisIH,
  title={Haemopoiesis in human fetal and embryonic liver},
  author={Wim Timens and Willem A. Kamps and Thea Rozeboom-Uiterwijk and Sibrand Poppema Frcp},
  journal={Virchows Archiv A},
  year={2005},
  volume={416},
  pages={429-436}
}
Paraffin embedded tissue reactive monoclonal antibodies were used to study human embryonal and fetal haemopoiesis, combining optimal morphology with immunohistological determination of haemopoietic cell subtypes and their microenvironment. Seven embryonal and twelve fetal liver specimens were studied, having been fixed in B5-fixative and embedded in paraffin. The different haemopoietic lineages each showed their own immunophenotype and distribution; intercellular and microenvironmental… 
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