T HE PROLIFERATION and differentiation of blood cell progenitors and precursors are tightly regulated by approximately a dozen different growth factors, which act primarily on hematopoietic cells.[1][1] In addition, growth factors that stimulate a wider variety of cell types, such as insulin-like
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