- BQ; Ahmad, SY; Salem, ML; Al-Jabri, AA; Wyse, RK (March 2009). "The
haemopoietic stem cell:
between apoptosis and self renewal". The Yale
Journal of Biology...
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therefore inhibition of
haemopoietic function. Senescence,
together with apoptosis, may
constitute a
major mechanism of
haemopoietic cell
depletion occurred...
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primarily upon
epithelial cells and
endothelial cells, but also acts on
haemopoietic progenitor cells and T cells. It has been
shown to have a
major role...
-
progression in
patients with
multiple myeloma treated by high-dose
therapy and
haemopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Myeloma Subcommittee of the EBMT. European...
- itself,
decreasing blood cell
productions in
number (aplastic anemia),
haemopoietic stem
cells are
displaced by
malignant cells (Leukemia, lymphoma, MDS)...
-
cause a
variety of
adverse effects,
including urinary tract disorders,
haemopoietic disorders,
porphyria and hy****nsitivity reactions. When used in large...
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referred to as "mountain fever".
Colorado tick
fever virus (CTFV)
infects haemopoietic cells,
particularly erythrocytes,
which explains how the
virus is transmitted...
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lymphoid cells (ILC2 or
natural helper cells).
Basophils share a
common haemopoietic progenitor with mast cells; upon the cross-linking of
their surface bound...
- is
often used
clinically to
quantify the
number of
haemopoietic stem
cells for use in
haemopoietic stem cell transplantation. This is
generally a useful...
- and horses. In dogs,
multiple myeloma accounts for
around 8% of all
haemopoietic tumors.
Multiple myeloma occurs in
older dogs and is not particularly...
