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Blood and Hemopoiesis Prof. Ji-Cheng Li (Zhejiang University School of Medicine)

1. Components: ---formed elements: 45% red blood cell-erythrocyte white blood cell-leukocyte platelets

---plasma: 55%, PH , 90% water contain: plasma protein (albumin, globulin, fibrinogen), lipidprotein enzymes hormone vitamin inorganic salt products of metabolism serum: plasma without fibrinogen

Blood smear: Wright or Giemsa stain methods

1. Cells

1) erythrocyte, red blood cell ---normal number: ( )X10 12 /L in male; ( )X10 12 /L in female ---structure: biconcave discs in shape, um in diameter, 1-2um thick no nucleus and organella filled with hemoglobin (Hb)

-normal Hb : g/L in male g/L in female -Function: combine and transfer Oxygen (O 2 ) and Carbon dioxide(CO 2 )

reticulocyte : immature cell remained ribosome: delicate network structure when stained with brilliant cresyl blue 0.5-1% of total erythrocyte population in adult 3-6% in neonate ---life span: 120 days

2) leukocyte ---a group of large cells with nucleus ---involve in defense and immune reaction ---normal number: (4.0-10) X10 9 /L ---classification: granulocytes: /neutrophil /eosinophil /basophil agranulocytes: /lymphocyte /monocyte

① neutrophil : 50-70% of total leukocyte population ---structure: LM: round, 10-12um in diameter rob-liked or polymorphous nucleus, 2-5 lobes fine neutrophilic granules pink cytoplasm

EM: specific granule: 80% small, um ovoid or irregular in shape contain: lysozyme, phagocytin (defensin) azurophilic granule: 20% large, round or ovoid, um electron dense contain: acid phosphatase, peroxidase, ect.

---function: phagocytose bacterium: specific g.-kill B azurophilic g.- digest B ---life span: in blood 6-8 hours, in CT 2-3 days

Neutrophilic granulocyte

② eosinophil : 0.5-3% of total leukocyte population LM: round,10-15 um in diameter 2 lobes nucleus rough bright red granules: acidophilic granules

EM: granules: round or ovoid with cube-liked electron dense crystal contain: -ACPase -histaminase -peroxidase

---function: counteract the infection of parasite reduce allergic reaction ---life span: in blood 6-8 hour, in CT 8-12 days

Eosinophilic granulocyte 致密结晶体

③ basophil : 0-1% of leukocyte population LM: less, round um lobe, “S” shaped or irregular nucleus basophilic g.: contains heparin, histamine and acidophil chemotactic factor cytoplasm: contain leukotriene ---function: involve in allergic reaction ---life span: days

Basophilic granulocyte

④ monocyte: 3-8% of total leukocyte population LM: large round, 14-20um nucleus appear as kidney, horse-shoe or ovoid in shape cytoplasm: gray-blue in color, contain azurophilic g.

EM: azurophilic granule: peroxidase, ACPase, lysozyme ---function: actively mobile and chemotaxis ---life span: in blood 1-5 days, in CT which become into macrophage- mononuclear phagocytic system

⑤ lymphocyte : 20-30% of total leukocyte population LM: round, small LC 6-8 um, medium-sized LC um, large LC um in diameter round nucleus with indentation, chromatin appears as spot-liked and electron-dense cytoplasm: /basophilic:bright blue in color /less /azurophilic granule

EM: /free ribosome /mito. /RER ---classification: TC: thymus dependent lymphocyte, 75%, involve in cellular immune reaction and regulate immune response BC: bone marrow dependent lymphocyte, %, become into plasma cell, involve in humoral immune response large granular cell: KC (killer cell) and NKC( nature killer cell), 10% ---function: involve in immune response

Lymphocyte

division

3) blood platelet: cytoplasmic fragment of megakaryocyte in bone marrow ---normal number: X10 9 /L ---structure: LM: disc-liked, 2-4um → irregular in shape Stimulation in groups Granulomere hyalomere

EM: /tubular systems: opening tubule system- increasing the exchange area, facilitate the intaking and releasing dense tubule system- SER, collecting calcium ( Ca 2+ ) and synthesizing prostaglandin /granules: specific granule: mediate electron density, with dense core, contains clotting factor, fibrinogen, acidic hydrolase dense granule: electron dense, contains serotonin(5-hydroxytryptamine), ADP,ATP, Ca 2+ and adrenalin

---function: involve in clotting and stopping the bleed: -aggregation -release components of granule, make thrombinogen become into thrombin, then later make fibrinogen become into fibrin protecting endothelium and take part in repairing of endothelium

血小板( EM ) Blood platelet 特殊颗粒

3. Bone marrow and hemopoiesis 1)Places for hemopoiesis and structure of bone marrow ① Places for hemopoiesis: yalk sac ( 3W)→liver(6W) →spleen(4M) →bone marrow

② Structure of bone marrow: red bone marrow ---hemopoietic tissue: reticular T. hemopoietic cell, macrophage, fibroblast, mesenchymal cell ---sinusoid: cap.

*hemopoietic inductive microenvironment ( HIM): The environment for hemopoietic cell growth and development Bone marrow HIM includes N of bone marrow, BV, fiber, extracellular GS and hemopoietic stromal cells

* stromal cells: ---including reticular cell, fibroblast, macrophage, endothelial cell and lipid- laden cell ---function: supporting secrete cellular factors, regulate the proliferation and differentiating of hemopoietic cells

2) Hemopoietic stem cell and hemopoietic progenitor cell ① hemopoietic stem cell (HSC): multipotential stem cell ---originated yalk sac →red bone marrow constitutes about 0.5% of total bone marrow cells similar to small LC in shape ---feature: strong potential to proliferation multidifferentiated ability ability to copy itself: keep certain number

② hemopoietic progenitor cell (HPC): i.e. committed stem cell ---originated from hemopoietic stem cell ---forming colony forming unit (CFU) under the regulate of colony stimulating factor (CSF)

3) General regulation of hemopoietic processes: ---main steps: promordial stage immature stage mature stage

---regulations: Size of cell become smaller and smaller Nucleus become smaller and smaller or disappears Chromatin: from fine and loose to rough and dense Cytoplasm: -more and more -basophilic: weaker and weaker -specific granule: more and more Ability to division: from have to no, but keep the potentials

红细胞发生

Proerythroblast

Early erythroblast

Intermediate erythroblast

Late erythroblast

Reticulocyte

Erythrocyte

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TEM neutrophil

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TEM monocyte

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TEM Eosinophilic granulocyte

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TEM Lymphocyte

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Basophilic granulocyte

When hemoglobin of erythrocyte escapes into the plasma, the outward passage of hemoglobin is called A. anemia B. microcyte C. macrocyte D. hemolysis E. agglutination

D

During development the platelets are derived from the azurophilic granules of A. macrophage B. megakaryocyte C. lymphoblast D. monoblast E. erythroblast

B

The blood components are formed by plasma and formed elements. The later includes _____________, ___________________ and __________________.

red blood cell-erythrocyte white blood cell-leukocyte platelets

The cytoplasm of erythrocyte contains rich ______________ which combined with __________________ or __________________. The immature erythrocyte is ____________________.

hemoglobin (Hb) Oxygen (O 2 ) and Carbon dioxide(CO 2 ) reticulocyte

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