Cytochemistry of leukocytes from the family Macropodidae
Abstract The cytochemical staining characteristics of leukocytes from four species of Macropodidae and one species of Potoroidae were studied to investigate the cellular composition of leukocytes within the Macropodidae family and determine markers that may be useful for identifying cell lineage. Bl...
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