Release of marrow cells may be determined primarily by the restrictive barrier that separates marrow hematopoietic cords from sinusoids, and by the ability of the cell to negotiate the barrier pores which are of smaller diameter than the cell. This critical interrelationship may be further modulated by humoral agents (releasing factors).
Gerald F. Giordano, Marshall A. Lichtman
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