AI Article Synopsis
- The study examines how erythropoietin affects erythroblastic islands in bone marrow after the creation of transfusion polycythemia.
- It was found that the central macrophages in these islands are more sensitive to erythropoietin compared to the remaining macrophages in the bone marrow.
- Residual macrophages show a greater susceptibility to inhibitory factors during transfusion polycythemia than the central macrophages of the erythroblastic islands.
Article Abstract
The sensibility to erythropoietin oferythroblastic islands of bone marrow which were made in different terms after the creation of transfusion polycytemia is researched. It turned out that the central macrophags of involuting erythroblastic islands are more sensible to erythropoietin than residual macrophags of bone marrow. The capability of residual macrophags to form erythroblastic islands is opened to the bigger inhibitory influence during the development of transfusion polycytemia than to the central macrjphags of involuting erythroblastic islands.
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