Haematopoiesis Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

BONE STRUCTURE AND PHYSIOLOGY EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ Bone Correct Answer: One of hardest connective tissues when fully developed It's a mineralised tissue 30% organic material 45% inorganic material What's bone composed of Correct Answer: Living cells embedded in a mineralised extracellular matrix What does hydroxyapatite do Correct Answer: Provide strength What's function of bone Correct Answer: Support the body and protect interna...

A PowerPoint summary of the formation of blood cells

Homeostatis, Mechanim of Haematopoiesis, Types of Innate Cells,

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HAEMOPOIESIS (HAEMATOPOIESIS): LECRURE (4) Some Terms used in Haematology: Erythropoiesis – Erythrocycytosis/Erythropaenia- Erythrocytopaenia Leucopoiesis: Leucocyctosis/ Leucopaenia- Leucocytopaenia Thrombocytopoiesis: Thrombocytosis/Thrombocytopaenia/Thrombocythaemia Extra-medullary Haemopoiesis (occurs in certain diseases) Granulopoiesis: Granulocytosis/Granulocytopaenia Monocytosis Polycythaemia – Increased Hb level of blood* (polycythemia umbra vera) Lymphopoiesis: Lymphocytosi...

Haemopoiesis/Haematopoiesis occurs in the bone marrow from haematopoietic stem cell. Erythropoiesis Process of production of red cell Red cell’s lifespan is about 120 days Bone marrow replaces the cell lost by senescence, haemorrhage or destruction Red cell mass in normal man (26 – 29 mL/kg of body weight) maintained and regulated by the bone marrow

Notes based on haematology week covering haematopoiesis, anaemia, malignant haematology and bleeding disorders.

The tenth lecture in a series for the module Cells and Immunity. This lecture covers haematopoiesis, blood cells, immunity and more. A great way to start your understanding of the module or to miss a lecture or two.

This introduces blood and haematology. The production of the blood components, such as thrombopoiesis and erythropoiesis, is discussed in detail. The clinical applications of hematopoiesis is described.

Lecture notes on Haematopoiesis and introduction to blood cells