Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Differential interference microscopy of in vitro-generated enucleated erythrocytes from CD34+ cells from normal human bone marrow cells. CD34+ cells were cultured under erythroid differentiation conditions and enucleated cells were FACS sorted as described in the Materials and Methods. Morphologically, the erythrocytes ranged from early polylobulated forms with a pinched or puckered membrane, resembling normal reticulocytes (enlarged in inset), to smooth biconcave discocytes.

Differential interference microscopy of in vitro-generated enucleated erythrocytes from CD34+ cells from normal human bone marrow cells. CD34+ cells were cultured under erythroid differentiation conditions and enucleated cells were FACS sorted as described in the Materials and Methods. Morphologically, the erythrocytes ranged from early polylobulated forms with a pinched or puckered membrane, resembling normal reticulocytes (enlarged in inset), to smooth biconcave discocytes.

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