HEMA W3:3 Flashcards
regulates the flow of particles entering and leaving the bone cavity
Endothelial cells
secretes steroids that influences erythropoiesis and maintains bone integrity
Adipocytes
phagocytic cells and secretes cytokines needed for the regulation
Macrophages
bone forming cells; water-bug or comet appearance
Osteoblasts
bone resorbing cells or destroying cells
Osteoclasts
supports vascular sinuses and developing hematopoietic cells
Fibroblasts
Confined in red bone marrow arranged by the extravascular cords; also known as the pluripotential
hematopoietic stem cells (PHSC) that is further differentiated to become myeloid and lymphoid lineages
Located in the vascular sinuses supported by the trabeculae of a spongy bone
contains surface receptors that is identified by immunophenotyping analysis
Stem cells
develop in specific niches within the cords
Hematopoietic cells
develop in small clusters adjacent to outer surface
Erythroblast
located adjacent to the walls of vascular sinuses
Megakaryocytes
located deep within the cords
Immature granulocytic cells
Describes the origin of hematopoietic progenitor cells
STEM CELL THEORY AND KINETICS
all blood cells are derived from single progenitor stem cells
Monophyletic theory: