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ppt for hemopoiesis and bone marrow structure


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BLOODBLOOD
By
Hanaa S. E. Mousa
Lecturer of Histology

HEMOPOIESIS
Definition
The formation of blood elements(RBCs,
white blood cells, and platelets) from
immature precursor stem cells
Site in healthy adults:
Bone marrow

Phases:
Before birth ( Mesoplastic Phase in
mesoderm)
Hepatic Splenic Myeloid
After birth:
Bone barrow normally
Extramedullary in liver and spleen
when needed

Types of Bone Marrow
Red bone marrow:
Predominant in intrauterine life and
children
Present in flat bone in adults (scapula,
vertebrae, ribs, skull, sternum)
Yellow bone marrow:
Present in shaft of long bone ( can revert to
red bone marrow in hemorrhage)

Red Bone marrow

Red Bone marrow

Blood cells in the bone
marrow
Hematopoietic stem cells

Progenitor cells
Precursor cells

Hematopoietic stem cells
Pluripotential stem cells
Give all types of cells
Progenitor cells
Multipotent
Precursor cells
Unipotent, can’t self renew
First cell to be recognized

Blood is composed of
Plasma
Formed elements:
Platelets
Blood cells:
RBCs
WBCs
Granulocytes:Neutrophils , Eosinophils, Basophils
Agranulocytes:Lymphocytes , Monocytes
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PLATELETS
Small, disc-shaped non-nucleated cell
fragments
From megakaryocytes
2-4 micrometer in blood smears
250,000-400,000 / cubic mm

LM of platelets
It has no nucleaus
Cytoplasm :
Hyalomere: pale blue peripheral
zone
Granulomere:dark central region
contain purple granules

EM of platelets
Hyalomere:Hyalomere:
 electron-lucent
Thick cell membrane with glycocalyx
(covering)
 10-15 parallel microtubules and
microfilaments forming a ring just
below the cell membrane

GranulomereGranulomere::
Granules+ Few Ribosomes , Some
Mitochondria , and Glycogen Particles
Three types of granules
Alpha (α )
Delta (δ )
Lambda( λ )

Blood Film, leishman Blood Film, leishman
stainstain