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Eaves et al. previously found that highly enriched primitive CML cells display increased cycling (relative to similarly enriched primitive cells from normal bone marrow) and that only the quiescent HSC subset within their primitive fraction repopulated NOD/SCID mice.

Comparable results have been described in CML, demonstrating that dasatinib could target especially the progenitor cell population but failed in eliminating the quiescent primitive cell fraction [ 33].

As such cumulates are derived from primitive liquids, the fraction of anorthite component is high, e.g., approximately 0.7 0.8 for more than 700 m in the section of the East Pacific Rise (Perk et al., 2007).

Assume the existence of a number of primitive CML cells, a fraction of which is quiescent.

In general, obatoclax has demonstrated a preferential cytotoxic effect in hematological tumor cells compared to mononuclear cells from peripheral blood or bone marrow of healthy donors, or primitive progenitor-enriched CD34+ fractions thereof.

For example, what is the mechanism for LL2 stroma to maintain the primitive status of a small fraction of HSCs?

Alternatively, we have analyzed the frequency of cobblestone area-forming cells (CAFC) at day 28 to estimate the fraction of more primitive progenitor cells.

The analysis is performed separately on a variable composed of the primitive flow quantities and the mass fraction of the material originally emerging from the jet nozzle.

As I mentioned above, the currently available tests for gluten sensitivity are primitive and only screen for a small fraction of the components of wheat that people react to.

Significantly more primitive and definitive colonies were generated from the FLK1+/ENG+ fraction compared with the FLK1+/ENG− fraction (Fig. 2E).

Considering prostate cancer heterogeneity, we hypothesised that primitive stem-like cells may constitute the radiation-resistant fraction.