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erythroid /er·y·throid/ (er´i-throid) 1. of a red color; reddish. 2. pertaining to the cells of the erythrocytic series.
erythroid 1. of a red color; reddish. 2. pertaining to the developmental series of cells ending in erythrocytes. erythroid aplasia see pure red cell aplasia. burst forming unit-erythroid produced in in vitro cultures of erythroid stem cells. It has low sensitivity to erythropoietin and gives rise to colony forming unit-erythroid which, with erythropoietin, gives rise to erythroid cells. erythroid hypoplasia see hypoplastic anemia. erythroid leukosis see avian erythroblastosis. |
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A 5' element of the chicken beta-globin domain serves as an insulator in human erythroid cells and protects against position effect in Drosophila. The cells stained with CD31 (figure, B) and glycophorin, which indicated the presence of a mixture of megakaryocytic and erythroid cells. Abone marrow biopsy obtained during that hospitalization showed adequate megakaryocytes, mild megaloblastic changes in erythroid precursors, and adequate iron stores. |
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