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Title: Hematopoiesis
Description: Hematology is one of the major subject in Medical Laboratory Science. It talks about Human blood; its characteristics, functions, diseases, etc. Hematopoiesis talks about the process in which blood cells are formed
Description: Hematology is one of the major subject in Medical Laboratory Science. It talks about Human blood; its characteristics, functions, diseases, etc. Hematopoiesis talks about the process in which blood cells are formed
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HEMATOLOGY
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‘24 - ‘25 | SEM 1|
WEEK 3: HEMATOPOIESIS
Hepatic Phase
TOPIC OUTLINE
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Definition of Terms
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0 HEMATOPOIESIS
- is a continuous, regulated process of
blood cell production that includes :
cell renewal
proliferation
Differentiation
Maturation
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– Thymus, the first fully developed organ in the
fetus- the major site of T cell production,
– Kidney and Spleen produce B cells
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Fetal Hemoglobin
Globin Chain
Combination
Hemoglobin F
2 alpha 2 Gamma
Medullary (Myeloid) Phase
---fifth month of fetal development, hematopoiesis
begins in the bone marrow cavity
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M
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Y
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2 ADULT HEMATOPOIETIC TISSUE
– In adults, hematopoietic tissue is located in the
– bone marrow
– lymph nodes
– Spleen, liver
– thymus
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• becomes abundant during 5 and 7 years of age
where they occupy the spaces in the long bones
previously dominated by red marrow
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– It is responsible for supplying semifluid matrix
(stroma) that serves as an anchor for the
developing hematopoietic cells
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3 POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT
– Hematopoietic tissue is involved in the
proliferation and maturation of blood cells
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Bone marrow
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Spleen
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Thymus
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Endothelial cells
● regulate the flow of particles entering and
leaving hematopoietic spaces
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Adipocytes
● secrete various steroids that influence
erythropoiesis and maintain bone integrity
and :regulates the volume of marrow
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Macrophages
● function in phagocytosis and secretion of
various
cytokines
that
regulate
hematopoiesis
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Osteoclasts
● bone resorbing cells or destroying cells
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Proteoglycans/Glycosaminoglycans
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Collagen
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Y
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Hemonectin
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LIVER
– liver serves as the major site of blood cell
production during the second trimester of fetal
development
– Capable of extra medullary hematopoiesis
Functions:
– Protein synthesis and degradation, coagulation
factor synthesis carbohydrate and lipid
metabolism
– drug and toxin clearance
– iron recycling and storage
– hemoglobin degradation
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– It is located directly beneath the diaphragm
behind the fundus of the stomach in the upper left
quadrant of the abdomen
– It is vital but not essential for life
Functions:
– indiscriminate filter of the circulating blood
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Culling - cells are phagocytized
subsequent degradation of cell organelles
with
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4
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– are bean-shaped structures (1-5 mm)
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Play a role in the formation of new lymphocytes
from germinal centers
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Involved in the processing of specific Ig
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Involved in the filtration of particulate matter,
debris, and bacteria entering the lymph node via
the lymph
Regions of Lymph Nodes
Cortex
–outer region -contains follicles of B cells
- proliferation termed germinal centers
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Paracortex
–region between cortex and medulla
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3
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Two methods for removing senescent or
abnormal RBCs from the circulation
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– is populated initially by lymphocytes from the
yolk sac and the liver
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5 to 2
cm in diameter
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Clinical Hematology Theory and Procedures 5th Edition by
Turgeon
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HEMA SEM1 REVIEWER
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HEMATOLOGY
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WEEK 3: HEMATOPOIESIS
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Cells that have extensive proliferative capacity
- Ability to give rise to new stem cell
- Ability to differentiate into any blood cells
lines
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They differentiate into one or another type of
committed stem cells ( progenitor cells)
2
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1 CSF: COLONY STIMULATING FACTORS
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B
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C
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D
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2 ERYTHROPOIETIN (EPO)
– Stimulates proliferation , growth and
differentiation of erythroid precursors and may
have minor effects on megakaryocytes
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3 THROMBOPOIETIN
– The entry of mature blood cells into the
intravascualr space relies upon :
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Gradual maturation
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0 3 POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES OF HSCs
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Differentiation
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Interleukins (Ils)
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Monokines
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Colony Stimulating Factors (CSFs)
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IL-1
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IL-6
4
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IL-11
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Kit Ligand
NEGATIVE INFLUENCE
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Tumor NEcrosis Factor-a
3
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0 CONTROL OF HEMATOPOIESIS
Clinical Hematology Theory and Procedures 5th Edition by
Turgeon
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F
HEMA SEM1 REVIEWER
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Title: Hematopoiesis
Description: Hematology is one of the major subject in Medical Laboratory Science. It talks about Human blood; its characteristics, functions, diseases, etc. Hematopoiesis talks about the process in which blood cells are formed
Description: Hematology is one of the major subject in Medical Laboratory Science. It talks about Human blood; its characteristics, functions, diseases, etc. Hematopoiesis talks about the process in which blood cells are formed