hematopoietic system
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• normal hematopoietic stem cell maintenance and self-renewal in steady state homeostasis as well as under stringent challenge situations
• normal development of splenic marginal zone B cells when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced total, DP, CD4 SP and CD8 SP cell numbers in the thymus when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• dramatic failure of bone marrow progenitors to contribute to thymus cellularity (total and DP) in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• normal thymic B cells
• normal cell death and proliferative capacity
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• increased immature B cells after competitive intrathymic transfer
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• intrathymicly transferred Lin- bone marrow progenitors develop into T cells with markedly slower kinetics compared to control cells
• failure of Lin- bone marrow progenitors to contribute to thymus cellularity at 16 days after competitive intrathymic transfer
• normal percentage of DN, DP, CD4+, and CD8+ SP thymocyte subpopulations at 21 days after transfer
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• increased relative numbers of DN1 compared to the corresponding control at 16 days after intrathymic transfer of Lin- bone marrow progenitors
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• reduced numbers of DP thymocytes after competitive intrathymic transfer
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• reduced frequency and absolute numbers of gamma-delta T cells when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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immune system
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• reduced total, DP, CD4 SP and CD8 SP cell numbers in the thymus when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• dramatic failure of bone marrow progenitors to contribute to thymus cellularity (total and DP) in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• normal thymic B cells
• normal cell death and proliferative capacity
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• increased immature B cells after competitive intrathymic transfer
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• intrathymicly transferred Lin- bone marrow progenitors develop into T cells with markedly slower kinetics compared to control cells
• failure of Lin- bone marrow progenitors to contribute to thymus cellularity at 16 days after competitive intrathymic transfer
• normal percentage of DN, DP, CD4+, and CD8+ SP thymocyte subpopulations at 21 days after transfer
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• increased relative numbers of DN1 compared to the corresponding control at 16 days after intrathymic transfer of Lin- bone marrow progenitors
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• reduced numbers of DP thymocytes after competitive intrathymic transfer
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• reduced frequency and absolute numbers of gamma-delta T cells when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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endocrine/exocrine glands
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• reduced total, DP, CD4 SP and CD8 SP cell numbers in the thymus when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• dramatic failure of bone marrow progenitors to contribute to thymus cellularity (total and DP) in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
• normal thymic B cells
• normal cell death and proliferative capacity
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• reduced absolute cell numbers when tested in competitive mixed bone marrow chimeras
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• increased relative numbers of DN1 compared to the corresponding control at 16 days after intrathymic transfer of Lin- bone marrow progenitors
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