Through-out erythropoiesis cells undergo several morphological and regulatory changes. In mouse, these changes can be characterized through isolation of specific intermediate populations based on the surface levels of Ter119 (Glycophorin A-associated protein/Ly-76) and CD71 (Transferrin receptor 1)1-2. This method takes roughly one day and can be used to generate sufficient cells for most high-throughput sequencing techniques with low input adaptations.

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Posted 28 Jan, 2021
Posted 28 Jan, 2021
Through-out erythropoiesis cells undergo several morphological and regulatory changes. In mouse, these changes can be characterized through isolation of specific intermediate populations based on the surface levels of Ter119 (Glycophorin A-associated protein/Ly-76) and CD71 (Transferrin receptor 1)1-2. This method takes roughly one day and can be used to generate sufficient cells for most high-throughput sequencing techniques with low input adaptations.

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