Hematopoiesis III Flashcards
Cytokines criculate in _____ [ ] but can increase up to ______ fold during trauma or infection
very small concentration and can increase up to 1,000x
Bone marrow stromal cells control
Hematopoiesis via cytokines
Types of cytokine action
Autocrine: cells secretes a cytokine that stimulates itself
Paracrine: cell secretes cytokine that acts on nearby cell
Endocrine: cell secretes cytokine that acts on cell elsewhere in the body
How are hormones and cytokines different?
Cytokines are potent activators at low [ ] in the body.
Made by many cells throughout the body.
Cytokine SCF binds to….
receptor c-Kit on HSC
Erythropoietin
EPO
Method that kidney communicates with bone marrow to make more RBCs
Kidney produce HIF translates EPO to make RBCs
EPO stims CFU-EMk to make RBCs
NB: production of RBCs also requires IRON
EPO does not act on erythrocytes
EPO takes several weeks to become effective
Thrombopoietin
TPO
Stimulates production of Megakaryocytes and ultimate platelets
TPO made in liver
NB: TPO is absorbed by platelets when there is enough TPO in circulation
normal platelet # 10^11 qd
Platelet Regulatory Factors
Early: Stem Cell Factor (SCF), GM-CSF, IL3
Late: TPO
Cytokines that stimulate CFU-GM
G-CSF and GM-CSF
G-CSF
G-CSF made by fibroblasts, endothelial cells and macrophages of all organs
G-CSF increases neutroophil # and function
NB: ACTS ON CFU-GM
GM-CSF
made by stromal cells, endothelial cells and T-cells
Increases neutrophil, monocyte, and eosinophil number and function
NB: GM-CSF acts on GM-CFU
SCF
Stem Cell Factor acts on stem cell hematopoeitc stem cell
NB: receptor c-kit