Summary

DescriptionStem cells maturing into blood cells and precursor cells.jpg	English: Title Stem Cells Maturing Into Blood Cells and Precursor Cells Description Stem cells maturing into one of three types of mature blood cells: red blood cells, platelets, and white blood cells. Precursor cells are also shown: stem cells, myeloid blasts, lymphoid stem cells, and lymphoid blasts. Image is included in this publication: See also http://www.cancer.gov/cancerinfo/wyntk/leukemia. Topics/Categories Cells or Tissue, Normal Cells or Tissue Type B&W, Medical Illustration Source National Cancer Institute
Date	2002
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Author	Alan Hoofring (Illustrator)
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