Original contributionImmunoarchitecture of normal human bone marrow: A study of frozen and fixed tissue sections☆
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Supported by grants no. CA30206 and CA26422 awarded by the National Cancer Institute. Drs Nademanee and Forman are members of the City of Hope Cancer Center, which is supported by NCI grant no. CA33572. Dr Shin is supported by an American Cancer Society Clinical Oncology Fellowship.
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Present address: Department of Pathology, Western Medical Center, Santa Ana, CA.