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Flow-Cytometric Method for Counting Very Low Numbers of Leukocytes in Platelet Products (1)

Dzik et al., 1990

Document ID
7828068911885583594
Author
Dzik W
Ragosta A
Cusack W
Publication year
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Vox sanguinis

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We provide a detailed description of a new method for counting very low numbers of leukocytes present in platelet products. The method uses fluorescent staining of leukocyte DNA using propidium iodide and flow cytometry. The assay is accurate over a range of …
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