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Hematopoietic stem cells clonally and concomitantly replenish platelets through alternative pathways
Millions of short-lived platelets are replenished every second to sustain critical roles in preventing bleeding and mediating immune regulation. In contrast to other blood lineages, platelets can be replenished through two distinct progenitor pathways, a canonical multilineage pathway and a short
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