Monocytes Flashcards
Monocyte Growth Factors
SCF, CSF-M, CSF-GM, IL-3, IL-6
STAGES OF MONOPOIESIS
Monoblast
1. helps in identification
2. alternative
- stain marker for primitive myelocytic cell
- monocytic precursor are positive with this
> 2 substrates
3. stainable with ___ & ____ which will result to ____
Promonocyte
1. mitotically active and can divide until ____
Monocyte
1. nucleus:
2. cytoplasm: ground glass (_____)
Monoblast
1. CD-marker thru Immunologic Studies
2. Cytochemical stains
- Myeloperoxidase
- Non Specific Esterase
> alpha-naphthyl acetate esterase
> alpha-naphthyl butyrate esterase
3. Sudan B & Peroxidase = faintly positive or negative
Promonocyte
1. 3 more times
Monocyte
1. stringy/ lace-like
2. azure glass
Kinetics of Monoycte
- life span _____ circulation
- granules (5)
- 12-70hrs
- Acid Phosphatase
b-glucoronidase,
lysozyme
lipase
peroxidase
Specialized Macrophages
1. Kidney
2. Lungs
3. Brain
4. Skin
5. Tissue
6. Liver
7. lymph nodes
8. Intestinal wall
- Mesangial cell
- Alveolar macrophage
- Microglial cells
- Langerhans cells
- Histiocyte
- Kupffer cells
- Follicular DCs
- M-cells
Functions of Monocytes/ Macrophage
- make up the RES (?)/ MPS (?)
- Macrophages in spleen do (2)
- have receptor for arc portion of __ & ___
- help regulate _____ (direct action of cell on destruction of cells) & _____ (fxn of plasma cells on producing antibodies)
- monocyte has ___________ which they
use to present antigen to the lymphocyte
- lymphocyte will produce ______ (____) and activate other cells - major storage form of iron (2)
- macrophage is surrounded by developing RBC trying to get iron in the storage cell
- Reticulo-Endothelial System/ Mononuclear Phagocyte System
- Spleening Culling & Spitting
- IgG and c3
- cellular activity; humoral activity
- surface antigen presenting area
- lymphokines (IL2) - Ferritin & Hemosiderin
- Suckling/ Nursing Phenomenon
Capability to Secrete
1. can kill virally infective cells (important protein against virus
2. important in transport of vitamin B12
3. precursor of plasmin that functions in clot lysis
- Interferon
- Transcobalamin II
- Plasminogen
Monocyte vs. Lymphocyte
1. Largest
2. Smallest
3. grayish blue; abundant
4. light sky blue; scarce
5. laced like chromatin
6. black chromatin
7. most important criteria in differentiating monocyte
- Monocyte
- Lymphocyte
- Monocyte
- Lymphocyte
- Monocyte
- Lymphocyte
- chromatin