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TitleTill, James Edgar: certificate of election to the Royal Society
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CitationProfessor Till founded with McCulloch the field of modern haemotology by demonstrating the existence of stem cells that give rise to all blood cell types . They devised the first spleen colony assay for blood cell precursors and used it to demonstrate that these stem cells have the properties of self-renewal, proliferation and multilineage differentiation. Using irradiation-induced chromosome breaks to follow individual precursor cells and their progeny, they demonstrated that each spleen colony was a clone. Their contributions laid the foundation for the isolation of stem cells for bone marrow transplantation and much else besides
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