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Isolation of mononuclear leukocytes in a plastic bag system using Ficoll-Hypaque

Valeri et al., 1985

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10662018672082449481
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Valeri C
Carciero R
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Mononuclear cells, present in bone marrow and peripheral blood, have been isolated from red cells and granulocytes using a ficoll-hypaque density centrifugation process. Cells isolated by this process which uses centrifuge tubes may become contaminated. In 19 …
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