...P.S. Mitrou; M. Fischer; K. Hübner Cytophotometric-autoradiographic investigations on erythropoiesis in erythroleukaemia indicate: (1) the decreased labelling index of erythroblasts is explained by an increased percentage of these cells in G 1 ;(2) ‘megaloblastoid’ basophilic erythroblasts show...

...W. Queisser; U. Pepperl; U. Kempgens; U. Müller In 6 cases initially showing a symptomatology of erythroleukaemia, the proliferation of erythroblasts was studied by combined Feulgen cytophotometry and autoradiography after labelling with 3 H-TdR in vivo. A proliferation disturbance was observed...

...G.H. Beaven; P.N. Coleman; J.C. White Erythroleukaemia in an elderly Caucasian male was associated with the presence of 15% of haemoglobin H (Hb-H; Hb- β 4 ) in the haemolysate, identified by electrophoretic analysis, isolation and ‘finger-printing’. The peripheral blood picture was dimorphic...

... from 10 patients with erythroleukaemia, 10 patients with vitamin B 12 /folate-deficient megaloblastic anaemia and 10 haematologically normal subjects. Despite morphological resemblance between megaloblastosis in erythroleukaemia and nutritional megaloblastosis, the dU suppression values...