Hematology - Introduction - Hematopoiesis: Let's Make RBCs, WBCs, and Platelets -Hematology Playlist
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Note, many authors describe the first cell in the process of hematopoiesis as “pluripotent” stem cell (instead of multipontent), so beware of that...For your exam, I will choose "pluripotent”
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In the video you say that Monoblasts change into Promonoblasts but should it not be Promonocytes? Also, you draw arrows to non-nuclear cells and i think you meant to draw the arrows under RBC and Platelets and not RBC and Monocytes because as far as i know Monocytes have a nucleus. Otherwise great video but important to point out these tiny mistakes for people that are learning the subject from new.
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Some comments to this video:
- should it not be ‘promonocyte’ rather than ‘promonoblast’?
- lymphoid cell line more fully described consists of lynphoblast and prolymphocytes.
- another lymphoid cell occassionally seen in the blood is the natural killer cell
I am simplifying it, it’s actually much more complicated than that...and I mentioned natural killer cells in the following videos in the playlist...Thanks!
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I love the videos. I am learning a lot from them. I would like to make a small comment as a stem cell researcher. The bone marrow stem cells (HSC) are not pluripotent but multipotent as they can only differentiate into the cells that constitute the blood and immune system. Pluripotent stem cells can differentiate into every cell type in our body, like embryonic stem cells. other than that I LOVE IT!
Guyton physiology says “pluripotent”.
Never mind, I have just seen that it is corrected in later videos
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Anuclear arrow pointing at wrong structures!!! Should be wbc and platelets n not monocytes
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Granulocytosis is not the absence of the Granulocytes. Thank you for your videos
Agranulocytosis is.
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Well done. However, please note that not always anemias due to genetic defects have normal RDW. In fact in cases of Hereditary Spherocytosis RDW can be elevated (e.g. in Eberle et al. Medicina 2007).
I was giving a generalization.
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i thought its monoblast to promonocyte to monocyte then macrophage. you have promonomoblast instead of promonocyte. which is correct?
I know it's 9 months later, but you are correct. It would be promonocyte. It also wouldn't make sense for a pro- cell to come after its progenitor.
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Pluripotent or multipotent? Plz
Hi, its a very nice video, thank you
At 4:40, the arrow should have been drawn under platelets and not under monocyte.
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Kindly make me understand that what is the relation bw pluripotent and multipotent stem cells
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It's very useful 🙂 is that promonoblast or promonocyte
I thought only RBCs are without nucleus but the arrow points to RBCs and monocytes..not sure if I'm misunderstanding
The monocyte has a nucleus. Red blood cells don’t have a nucleus. Platelets are not even cells.
Lymphoma and leukemia both are tumors of WBCs?? Is this statement true??
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So if I understand correctly, at any stage of development of these cells it's possible for them to become corrupted, ergo disease follows.
True
hi medicosis! what is it really? cause you changed the pluripotent to multipotent in the video thanks so much :))
Physiology books and internal medicine books give different answers.
I think it’s “pluripotent”.
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Granulocytosis isn't supposed to be EXCESS (and not absence) of granulocytes? ( 3:37 )
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Sorry if the audio wasn’t clear.
I said “agranulocytosis” is absence of granulocytes...May be you heard it “a granulocytosis”...I hope it’s clear now.
Granulocytosis: increased granulocytes.
Agranulocytosis: decreased granulocytes.
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Did you miss out on what the monocyte does?
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Hi, I noticed at the end of the video, you went through each of the cells telling us briefly what they do, but you seemed to miss out on the monocyte.
I am not a student as such, but find it interesting.
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monoblast will change into promonoblast or promonocyte?
I was thinking the same. I think it is promonocyte.
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what about other sites of hematopoesis like spleen and liver !
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