Hematology PDF - Prenatal and Adult Hematopoiesis

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San Lorenzo Ruiz College of Ormoc, Inc.

Angela B. Foley

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hematology hematopoiesis blood cells medical science

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This document provides information on hematopoiesis, encompassing both prenatal and adult stages. It details the processes involved, including blood cell maturation, and the different types of blood cells. Key concepts like growth factors and committed progenitors are also highlighted.

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53 HEMATOLOGY by Angela B. Foley...

53 HEMATOLOGY by Angela B. Foley Hematopoiesis Prenatal Hematopoiesis Sac 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Conception ; Adult Hematopoiesis Months Birth Blood Cell Maturation HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL CFU- GEMM CLP COMMITTED CFU-E CFU-GM [EO, BASOJ CFU-MK CFU-TNK & CFU-B PROGENITORS GROWTH FACTORS GM-CSF, GM-CSF, IL-3,5 GM-CSF, IL-1 ,2,4,5,6,7, 12,15 IL-3 EPO IL-3 6,11 , TPO Bone Marrow (BM) Rubriblast Myeloblast Monoblast Megakaryoblast Lymphoblast t t t t t Prorubricyte Promyelocyte Promonocyte Prolymphocyte t t Pmmegl ryocyt, Rubricyte - Myelocyte - t t Metarubricyte Metamyelocyte Megakaryocyte t t Peripheral Blood Reticulocyte t Band Neutrophil t ! EPO CSF TPO = = = Erythropoietin Erythrocyte Colony Stimulating Factor Thrombopoietin Segmented Neutrophil Basophil GM = Monocyte Eosinophil Macrophage (tissue) Granulocyte, monocyte Platelet (thrombocyte) 7\\ NK Cell T Cell B Cell t GEMM = Granulocyte, Erythrocyte, CFU = Colony Forming Unit Plasma Megakaryocyte, Monocyte MK = Megakaryocyte CLP = Committed Lymphoid Progenitor L = Lymphocyte Cell IL ; Interleukin NK ; Nautural Killer 54 3. Protoporphyrin Synthesis a. Precursors (see memory tool below) b. Porphyrias - Enzyme deficiencies cause build-up of heme precursors - r ed or port wine colored urine Action of EPO and TPO ❖ Early precursors (Dl:!,""'LTA ala or PORphobilinogen)- neuropsycluatric symptoms, i.e. acute intermittent porphyria or ID Mature and Immature AIP Cells from Graphic Images ❖ Later precursors (UR, COP, PROTO) - cutaneous sysmptoms such as photosensitivity, facial Hemoglobin hair HEME SYNTHESIS 1. Must have iron and protoporphyrin 2. Iron transport and storage a. Transferrin - Fe transport protein b. Ferritin - major Fe storage form c. Hemosiderin - I-120 insoluble Fe ,;toragP. form (long-tP.rm) Conditiom Associated with lncreaaed Storage of lron d. Excess iron will be stored in tissues and body organs ~ can lead to hemosiderosis, hemochromatosis (organ damage) Fe TraIJBport Protein Fe Storage Forms REMEMBER! Y'ALL ARE HERE AL Heme Precursors ATJ30 R3~10 While in the DELTA, POUR YOUR COP, PRONTO, a cup of HEME. DELTA-aminolevulinic acid t PORphobitinogen t URoporphyrinogen t COProporphyrinogen t PROTOporphyrin t HEME + globin 4 hemoglobin..,_____,,,,, PORPHYRIAS: Exessive formation of porphyrins occurs iJ any enzymatic step in heme synthesis is blocked. 55 Sequence of Conditions Cau.mig- Heme Precursors Left/Bjght Sbifts GLOBIN SYNTHESIS Normal Fetal BD.d Adult HEMOGLOBIN TYPES IN NEWBORN ANO ADULT Hemoglobin Chains CHROMOSOME GLOBIN HGB NEWBORN ADULT CHAINS %.,,~ Basic Laboratory Procedures 16 11 s2 e2 Gower I ANTICOAGULANTS 0% 0% (l2 °2 Gower II (Embryonic) (Embryonic) 1. EDTA (ethylenediamine-tetra-acetate) - chelates Ca++.~: c t e s212 Portland 2. H eparin - anti-thrombin agent cxn2 Hgb F 60-90% 1% HEMOGLOBIN ai&i HgbA2

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