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Blood and Hemopoiesis Part II Flashcards

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Large protein composed of four polypeptide chains, each is bound to heme group (iron-containing)

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HEMOGLOBIN

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2
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_____ moiety is responsible for releasing CO2

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Globin

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3
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R state and T state

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HEMOGLOBIN

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4
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Hb carrying 2,3-DPG

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Deoxyhemoglobin

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Hb carrying O2

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Oxyhemoglobin

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Hb carrying CO2

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Carbaminohemoglobin

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7
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Human polypeptide chain of Hemoglobin

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α, β, γ, δ

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Human polypeptide chain of Hemoglobin:

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HbF (α2, γ2)
HbA1 (α2, β2)
HbA2 (α2, δ2)

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In adult, ___ HbA1, ___ HbA2, ____ HbF

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96%, 2%, 2%

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10
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Much smaller than that of RBCs in number

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LEUKOCYTES

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4,000-11,000/cumm

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LEUKOCYTES

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12
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when leukocytes leave the bloodstream by migrating between endothelial cells of the blood vessels

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Diapedesis

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13
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Both have azurophilic granules (lysosomes)

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Granulocytes
Agranulocytes

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GRANULOCYTES:

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NEUTROPHIL
EOSINOPHIL
BASOPHIL

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15
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Formation of the granulocytes (NEB) under the influence of several cytokines, GCSF, GM-CSF, IL-1, IL-5, IL-6, TNF-alpha,

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GRANULOCYTOPIESIS

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16
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Descendant of CFU-GEMM to CFU-Eo (Eosinophil) and CFU-Ba (basophil) forming myeloblast as precursor cell

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GRANULOCYTOPIESIS

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17
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Neutrophil arise from CFU-GM to CFU-G forming myeloblast

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GRANULOCYTOPIESIS

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18
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Also known as Polymorphonuclear leukocytes

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NEUTROPHIL

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19
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The most abundant of all WBCs (60-70%)

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NEUTROPHIL

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20
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Multilobed nucleus

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NEUTROPHIL

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In females, the nucleus presents a characteristic small appendages, the “drumstick” which contains the inactive x chromosome

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NEUTROPHIL

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One of the first cells to appear during acute bacterial infection

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NEUTROPHIL

23
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Phagocytose and destroy bacteria using the contents of their granules

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NEUTROPHIL

24
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contain various enzymes and pharmacological agents in performing antimicrobial function

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Specific granules

25
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are lysosomes containing acid hydrolases, MPO, BPI protein, antibacterial agent lysozyme, etc

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Azurophilic granules

26
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gelatinase and cathepsins inserted into plasmalemma

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Tertiary granules

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NEUTROPHILIC GRANULES:

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Specific granules
Azurophilic granules
Tertiary granules

28
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Constitutes less than 4%of the total WBCs

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EOSINOPHILS

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Sausage-shaped, bilobed nucleus

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EOSINOPHILS

30
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Helps to eliminate antigen-antibody complexes and destroy parasitic worms

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EOSINOPHILS

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EOSINOPHILS GRANULES:

contains crystal-like center called internum, and surrounded by externum

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Specific

32
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EOSINOPHILS GRANULES:

Internum: major basic protein, eosinophilic cationic protein, eosinophil-derived neurotoin

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Specific

33
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EOSINOPHILS GRANULES:

lysosomes

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Azurophilic granules

34
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The same function with mast cells but different origin (initiators of inflammatory process)

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BASOPHIL

35
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Constitute less than 1% of the WBC population

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BASOPHIL

36
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S-shaped nucleus but is commonly masked by the large specific granules

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BASOPHIL

37
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BASOPHILS GRANULES:

stain dark blue to black pressed against the periphery (roughened perimeter)

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Specific granules

38
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BASOPHILS GRANULES:

lysosomes

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Azurophilic granules

39
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AGRANULOCYTES:

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MONOCYTES
LYMPHOCYTES

40
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Share bipotential cell with neutrophil CFU-GM

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MONOCYTOPOIESIS

41
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CFU-M arises after the mitosis of CFU-GM forming monoblast

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MONOCYTOPOIESIS

42
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The largest of the circulating blood cells, enter the connective tissue spaces, where they are known as macrophages

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MONOCYTES

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Constitute 3-8% of the WBC population

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MONOCYTES

44
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Large, eccentric, kidney-shaped nucleus

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MONOCYTES

45
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Cytoplasm is bluish with numerous azurophilic granules (lysosomes)

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MONOCYTES

46
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FUNCTION: inflammatory and immune response

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MONOCYTES

47
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LYMPHOPOIESIS:

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T LYMPHOCYTE
B LYMPHOCYTE

48
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stem cell which give rise to immunocompetent B lymphocytesepressing special surface markers including antibodies

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CFU-LyB

49
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cells undergo mitosis forming immunocompetent T cells

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CFU-LyT

50
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Occurs in the bone marrow

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CFU-LyB

51
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Occurs in the cortex of the thymus (maturation)

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CFU-LyT

52
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Lymphoid Organs:

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Spleen
Lymph nodes

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