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Identification and characterization of liver nonparenchymal cells by flow cytometry

Doolittle et al., 1987

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6200550184316884049
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Doolittle M
Bohman R
Durstenfeld A
Cascarano J
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Hepatology

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Our objective was to correlate biochemical or functional properties that could be measured by fluorescence to individual nonparenchymal cell types by the simultaneous detection of forward angle light scatter and fluorescence. Cells were released from liver following …
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