Fig. 7.
Fig. 7. (a) MK grown for 7 days from CD34+CD38+ progenitors in the presence of Mpl-l: numerous microparticles (arrows) surround this platelet-shedding mature MK. (b) Cultured MK having undergone thrombin activation (1 U/mL for 5 min): the plasma membrane is bristled with numerous pseudopods (p). However, unlike platelet-shedding MKs, only a few microparticle profiles are seen around the cell surface (arrows), probably corresponding to some pseudopod transverse sections.

(a) MK grown for 7 days from CD34+CD38+ progenitors in the presence of Mpl-l: numerous microparticles (arrows) surround this platelet-shedding mature MK. (b) Cultured MK having undergone thrombin activation (1 U/mL for 5 min): the plasma membrane is bristled with numerous pseudopods (p). However, unlike platelet-shedding MKs, only a few microparticle profiles are seen around the cell surface (arrows), probably corresponding to some pseudopod transverse sections.

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