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Where do most plastic cells in the adult body originate from?
Where do most plastic cells in the adult body originate from?
- Bone marrow (correct)
- Tissues
- Lymphoid organs
- Blood
What happens as the hematopoiesis process progresses?
What happens as the hematopoiesis process progresses?
- Cells lose their multipotent ability and gain specific functions (correct)
- Cells do not undergo any changes in their potency or function
- Cells retain their multipotent ability and do not gain specific functions
- Cells gain multipotent ability and lose specific functions
What are Colony Forming Units (CFUs) responsible for?
What are Colony Forming Units (CFUs) responsible for?
- Recognizing different cell lineages
- Producing mature blood cells
- Giving rise to other cells (correct)
- Forming macrophages in tissues
Where does myelopoiesis occur?
Where does myelopoiesis occur?
What is the fate of monocytes during hematopoiesis?
What is the fate of monocytes during hematopoiesis?
Where does lymphopoiesis occur?
Where does lymphopoiesis occur?
Which of the following conditions is characterized by severe reduction/absence of reticulocytes and all erythron in the bone marrow?
Which of the following conditions is characterized by severe reduction/absence of reticulocytes and all erythron in the bone marrow?
Which of the following anemias is characterized by a lack/reduction of precursor and progenitor cells, resulting in absence of erythroblasts in the bone marrow?
Which of the following anemias is characterized by a lack/reduction of precursor and progenitor cells, resulting in absence of erythroblasts in the bone marrow?
Which condition is often associated with BM aplasia and can be caused by thymoma, carcinomas, or hematologic neoplastic diseases?
Which condition is often associated with BM aplasia and can be caused by thymoma, carcinomas, or hematologic neoplastic diseases?
Which type of anemia is primarily due to damage in erythroblasts' precursors, resulting in reduced erythroblastogenesis?
Which type of anemia is primarily due to damage in erythroblasts' precursors, resulting in reduced erythroblastogenesis?
Which condition can cause a transient reduction in one or all bone marrow lineages, including a decrease in erythroblasts?
Which condition can cause a transient reduction in one or all bone marrow lineages, including a decrease in erythroblasts?
Which type of anemia is characterized by reduced RBC survival and can be caused by autoimmune hemolysis or erythrocyte structural and metabolic dysfunction?
Which type of anemia is characterized by reduced RBC survival and can be caused by autoimmune hemolysis or erythrocyte structural and metabolic dysfunction?
Which condition is characterized by reduced hemoglobin synthesis, either in the Heme or in the Globin part?
Which condition is characterized by reduced hemoglobin synthesis, either in the Heme or in the Globin part?
(Select all that apply) Which conditions are often characterized by BM aplasia?
(Select all that apply) Which conditions are often characterized by BM aplasia?
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