Figure 5.
BMPC-rich elutriation fraction cultured in DMEM-20% FCS supplemented with dexamethasone,
ascorbic acid, and β-glycerophosphate (as described in Fig. 1). After 20 days, about one-third of the cells are very large. Their cytoplasm stains
with an anti-calcitonin antibody. Immunoperoxidase staining is also observed in the
matrix formed around some of the largest cells. In the same supplemented cultures
are large cells containing neutral lipid (Sudan IV; red stain). (a) Shows both anti-calcitonin-stained cells (arrows) and sudanophilic cells (arrowheads)
in the same supplemented cultures (×250) and (b) is at higher magnification (×400) showing a cell and its surrounding matrix stained
with an anticalcitonin antibody (arrow).
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