Factors that regulate the commitment of human Hematopoietic growth factors hematopoietic progenitor cell to a specific cell Interleukins line are influenced by what? microenvironment What are the growth of these cells dependent Colony stimulating factor (CSF) on? Interleukins The microenvironment of the progenitor cell Granulocytic (myeloid) series favors differential development of what two Macrophage-monocytic series cell series? In addition to the differentiation of Colony Stimulating Factor granulocytes and monocytes, what also stimulates specific differentiation such as the development of eosinophils? The development, distribution, and Granulocytic kinetics destruction of neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils are collectively referred to as what? What location in the body do neutrophils, Bone marrow basophils, and eosinophils begin as multipotential cells? What location in the body do these cells Bone marrow continue through the processes of differentiation, multiplication and maturation? After developing into either band or segmented Blood circulation forms, mature cells enter into what location in the body? What is the first identifiable cell in the Myeloblast granulocytic series? Myeloblast make up what percentage of the One percent total nucleated bone marrow cells? How long does this stage last? Approximately 15 hours What cell in this this bone barrow stage lasts Promyelocyte about 24 hours and is approximately 3% of the nucleated bone marrow cells? This cell is approximately 12% of the Myelocyte proliferative cells existing in the bones marrow stage. The stage from myelocyte to _______ last an Meatamyelocyte average of 4.3 days. Once this stage has been reached, cells have undergone four or five cell divisions. The proliferative ends. Once the cell line becomes committed to proliferative compartment developing in to a myeloblast, the maturational development from the myeloblast through the myelocyte stage and the mitotic division take place in what is referred to as the bone
Factors that regulate the commitment of human hematopoietic progenitor cell to a specific cell line are influenced by what? Hematopoietic growth factors Interleukins microenvironment What are the growth of these cells dependent on? Colony stimulating factor (CSF) Interleukins The microenvironment of the progenitor cell favors differential development of what two cell series? Granulocytic (myeloid) series Macrophage-monocytic series In addition to the differentiation of granulocytes and monocytes, what also stimulates specific differentiation such as the development of eosinophils? Colony Stimulating Factor The development, distribution, and destruction of neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils are collectively referred to as what? Granulocytic kinetics What location in the body do neutrophils, basophils, and eosinophils begin as multipotential cells? Bone marrow What location in the body do these cells continue through the processes of differentiation, multiplication and maturation? Bone marrow After developing into either band or segmented forms, mature cells enter into what location in the body? Blood circulation What is the first identifiable cell in the granulocytic series? Myeloblast Myeloblast make up what percentage of the total nucleated bone marrow cells? One percent How long does this stage last? Approximately 15 hours What cell in this this bone barrow stage lasts about 24 hours and is approximately 3% of the nucleated bone marrow cells? Promyelocyte This cell is approximately 12% of the proliferative cells existing in the bones marrow stage. Myelocyte The stage from myelocyte to _______ last an average of 4.3 days. Once this stage has been reached, cells have undergone four or five cell divisions. The proliferative ends. Meatamyelocyte Once the cell line becomes committed to developing in to a myeloblast, the maturational development from the myeloblast through the myelocyte stage and the mitotic division take place in what is referred to as the bone proliferative compartment
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