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Bone Marrow Histology
Erythropoiesis is the proerythroblast - a large, slightly basophilic cell, which contains a large, lightly stained nulceus.
Proerythroblast
Proerythroblasts proliferate to generate a sequence of cells which show a gradual decrease in size and condensation of their chromatin. named after changes in the staining characteristic of their cytoplasm
- basophilic erythroblast
- polychromatophilicm normoblast
- orthochromic normoblast
Normoblast
The nucleus is finally extruded from the normoblast.
Reticulocyte
Cell enters circulation as a reticulocyte that still contains some organelles.
Reticulocytes remain for a few days in either the bone marrow or the spleen to mature to erythrocytes.
- Bone Marrow Histology: Blood Development | Marrow overview | Megakaryocyte | Megakaryocyte detail | Myelocyte | Normoblast | Reticulocyte | Blood Histology | Bone Development | Category:Blood
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