Re: human THY 1 ???

Steven Gore (sdgore@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu)
Wed, 23 Aug 1995 10:38:22 -0400 (EDT)

On Tue, 22 Aug 1995 jphillip@mednet.med.miami.edu wrote:

> Hello to all,
> One of the PI's was asking about the human THY 1, that is used to
> identify the earliest of the CD34 populations.

Thy1 is one of several markers used to identify "early" CD34
subpopulations. It is by no means clear that thy1+'s are the "earliest"-
there are advocates of CD38 lows, HLA-DR lows etc. No evidence currently
that thy1's are the "stemmiest"... but then the search for the "stemmiest"
stem cell is highly assay dependent and smacks somewhat of comparison of
phallus length....

Steve Gore
Johns Hopkins Oncology Center


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