Light stained, spaces in stained nucleus

Densed stained, aggregated, granulated chromatin

Fine arrange chromatin

Cells in spleen responsible for splenic culling

Other term for old RBCS

Factors affecting RBC Production

Major growth factor in RBC Production produced by the _ cells of the kidney

What condition triggers kidney to produce EPOHYPOXIA

Hormones inhibit EPO production

Hormones enhances erythropoietin production

Other hormones responsible in EPO prod.

Important in the synthesis of DNA. Deficiency results to anemia

These minerals synthesizes hemoglobin in EPO Prod.

Protein needed in RBC Prod.

The production of Neutrophils, Eosinophils and Basophils which share the same maturation but varies in the morphology

Progenitor cell which produces Neutrophils

Progenitor cell which produces eosinophils

Progenitor cell which produces basophils

Blast stage consist of how many days

What stages in the Granulopoiesis is mitotically active

The stage which usual rules in cell maturation applies wherein the more immature the cell is, the larger its nucleus.

Stage which Azurophilic or Primary Granules starts to appear

Primaey granules is also known as

Secondary granules or Specific granules are starting to appear. Tertiary granules may also start to appear as well as the Dawn of Neutrophilia

As the secondary granules starting to appear from the golgi complex (which appear as an unstained portion), the secondary granules appear reddish tinge resulting now as if a sun coming out called the

Secondary granules is also known as the

Stage where Nucleus starts to undergo indentation or kidney bean or peanut shaped nucleus.Small amounts of secondary granules are present in this stage but there is a further production of tertiary granules

Metamyelocyte is also known as

Basophils granulation color

Neutrophil granulation color

Eosinophil granulation color

Immature cell which Nucleus undergoes elongation into the shape of a band. The width is one half or less than one half of the diameter of the nucleus

Stage that normally appear in the circulation with the amount of at least 0-5%.

if it appears in the circulation with an amount of more than 5%, it will now indicate

Mature Neutrophil is also known as

Multi-segmented, normally, can be 3-4 lobes and in an older or more mature cells they can be 5 lobe

Abundance of 2 lobes is an indication of abnormality known as

Lifespan of Neutrophils_ and approx., how many hours in the blood before proceeding in the tissues

Condition wherein neutrophil lifespan is lengthen preventing apoptosis

The process of neutrophils leaving the circulation is called

first to arrive in the site of infection

irreversible, once they arrive in the tissue, they can no longer go back to the circulation

Once the cell performs its function, they die becoming a _ cell. This is called “end-stage cell”

Neutrophils attracted to chemoreactants because they have receptors to it particulary the

Involves redistributing itself by going near the vascular lining and roll and cling

not end stage cells since they can function again