Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Embryonic globin protein detection with dual color immunocytofluorescence staining. Samples were from 22-week-old fetus, term cord, and adult blood. Blood smears or cytospins were stained with MoAbs specific for ζ and ɛ globins conjugated with FITC and TR, respectively. (A) Fetal, (B) cord, and (C) adult erythrocytes. (D) Fetal, (E) cord, and (F) adult cultured erythroblasts.

Embryonic globin protein detection with dual color immunocytofluorescence staining. Samples were from 22-week-old fetus, term cord, and adult blood. Blood smears or cytospins were stained with MoAbs specific for ζ and ɛ globins conjugated with FITC and TR, respectively. (A) Fetal, (B) cord, and (C) adult erythrocytes. (D) Fetal, (E) cord, and (F) adult cultured erythroblasts.

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