Flow cytometry analysis (FACS) is often done on patient cells isolated from bone marrow or blood. What is the most appropriate cell marker profile used to identify chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) from closely related cancers like Hairy Cell Leukemia? O CD10*, CD20*, CD28++. O CD11C, CD25*, CD103. O weak Sig* signal, CD5+, CD23+. O Sig++, CD23+, CD5+. CD103*, CD2", cyclin D1*.

Flow cytometry analysis (FACS) is often done on patient cells isolated from bone marrow or blood. What is the most appropriate cell marker profile used to identify chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) from closely related cancers like Hairy Cell Leukemia? O CD10, CD20, CD28++. O CD11C, CD25, CD103. O weak Sig signal, CD5+, CD23+. O Sig++, CD23+, CD5+. CD103, CD2", cyclin D1.

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