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Wat is the normal percent of lymphoctes present in the bone marrow aspirate?
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It is probably a : Relatively wide range. This was studied in healthy bm samples in the 1980s. The reference is blood 1986 jun;67(6):1600-6. They found about 10% on average.
Answered 12/29/2012
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