The AC133+CD38−, but not the rhodamine-low, phenotype tracks LTC-IC and SRC function in human cord blood ex vivo expansion cultures
Caryn Y. Ito(University of Ottawa), Peter W. Zandstra(University of British Columbia Hospital), Daniel C. Kirouac(University of Toronto), Ian M. Rogers(Mount Sinai Hospital), Gerard J. Madlambayan(University of Rochester), Mei Yu(Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin)
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