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2 November 1998
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False color scanning electron micrograph showing leukocytes (blue) and erythrocytes (red) within a guinea pig femoral bone marrow sinus. The leukocytes are in contact with the luminal surface of the sinusoidal endothelium, an interaction that may be important in regulating leukocyte egress from the bone marrow. See related article in this issue by Palframan et al., pp. 1621–1632.
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ISSN 0022-1007
EISSN 1540-9538
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Pedro Romero,P. Rod Dunbar,Danila Valmori,Mikaël Pittet,Graham S. Ogg,Donata Rimoldi,Ji-Li Chen,Danielle Liénard,Jean-Charles Cerottini,Vincenzo Cerundolo
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