… cells are known to lack myeloperoxidase-positive granules, present in normal human
monocytes, we investigated the possible presence of other peroxidase … and unfixed cells in the …

… analyses of human cord blood leukocytes have been published. The present investigation
… using electron microscopy and peroxidase cytochemistry to examine cord blood cells, since …

… peroxidase cytochemistry of Kupffer cells in normal rat liver. Under Kupffer cells is understood
cells … Monocytes, neutrophils, and other white blood cells were present in the sinusoids (Fig…

… afford a useful cytochemical marker in developing cells. We have used peroxidase activitv, as
… The fine structure of developing red blood cells has been described bv several authors 1'i3 …

Human and rabbit blood cell surfaces were stained by a lectin-horseradish peroxidase (HRP…
Intensity of staining of the human cells with the Con A-HRP method decreased in the order: …

… cells of the bone marrow. This report describes the morphology and the peroxidase cytochemistry
… , except for the fact that ribosomal aggregates are infrequently seen in the blood cells. …

… cell counts, haemoglobin concentration, etc.), a differential count on lo4 WBC effected by
means of flow cytochemistry (peroxidase … cells (LUC) and high peroxidase (HPX) cells obtained …

… In human monocytes also, we have demonstrated by cytochemistry, peroxidase-positive
and negative granules arising via a similar maturation sequence (Nichols and Bainton, '73). …

… of peroxidase by the phagocytic white blood cells which normally contain peroxidase, cannot
be observed by this cytochemical … administration of horseradish peroxidase confirms the pre…

… also in all blood cell lineages of leukaemia … Peroxidase activity was also found in hairy
cells of HCL (Figure 7), in the centroblasts of centroblastic lymphoma (Figure 8), in plasma cells …