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colony promoting activity

Known as: colony promoting factor 
National Institutes of Health

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1993
1993
Colony promoting activity (CPA) is a novel factor distinct from IL-6.
1990
1990
Colony promoting activity: differences from interleukin-3 and similarities to interleukin-6.
1986
1986
Relationship between IL-2 and human T cell colony formation.
We have tested the reliability of a standard IL-2 microassay (3H-thymidine uptake by IL-2-dependent T cell lines) as a measure of… 
1986
1986
Growth promotion of human leukemic colonies in vitro with human malignant effusions.
Twenty-four malignant ascites, pleural, or pericardial effusions were obtained from 23 patients with a variety of malignant… 
1984
1984
T-lymphocyte progenitors in man: biochemical characterization of a colony promoting activity (CPA) active on immature precursors.
PHA-stimulated lymphocyte supernatants (P-SUP) containing colony promoting activity (CPA) and interleukin-2 (IL-2) were found to… 
1984
1984
Colony promoting activity (CPA) produced in long-term culture of murine bone marrow cells.
1983
1983
Role of humoral factors in granulopoiesis: colony promoting factor (CPF) and its target 'pre-CFU-c' in long-term bone marrow culture.
1983
1983
Presence of colony promoting activity (CPA) in the supernatant of the long-term bone marrow cultures.
1983
1983
Colony promoting activity and its target ‘pre-CFUc’ in genetically anemic mice ofW/W v genotype
Incubation of bone marrow cells with supernatant from long-term cultures of bone marrow cells increases the number of granulocyte… 
1982
1982
Nature and mechanisms of action of co-operating cells controlling human T-colony formation.
The mechanisms of action and the nature of the co-operating cells (CC) controlling human T-lymphocyte-colony formation were… 
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