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Eosinophil characteristics, functions and causes of variations in number

Basophil & mast cells characteristics, functions and causes of variations in

number

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Monocyte-Macrophages characteristics, functions and causes of

variations in number

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Eosinophils

? Size- 10-14m, Nucleus - central or eccentric- 2-3

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lobed `spectacle shaped' ;

coarse granules with bright brick red color;

Granules - large; coarse;

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? Differential count : 1- 4% ?Absolute count : 40 -

440/l of blood

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?They are especially abundant in tissues that

come into contact with the external environment

Eosinophil-Granules

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Contents in Granules


Functions of Eosinophils

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? Defense against helminthic parasitic infestation (worm)

? Combat immediate hypersensitivity reactions (Allergy)

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Major basic protein eosinophil cationic protein; these proteins are toxic to several parasites and to mammalian cells.

These proteins bind heparin and neutralize its anticoagulant activity as well.

Eosinophil-derived neurotoxin can severely damage myelinated neurons.

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Easinophil- Causes of variation in Number

Eosinophilia :Increase in eosinophils= > 500/mm3

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Causes-


Eosinopenia :Decrease in eosinophils= < 50/mm3

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Causes-


Basophils & Mast Cells

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Basophils

Size : 10-14m; Nucleus : central; 2-3 lobes; overlaid with very coarse purplish blue
granules

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Normal values ?Differential :0-0.1? %Absolute :1 - 100/l of blood
Granules Contents :


Mast Cells

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Usually present in tissues with more propensity in mucosal

and connective tissues

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Round or elongated cells and nu is without segmentation

It is also formed in BM but absent in blood

Life span-few months

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Quite similar to Basophil in Content and functions

Basophils & Mast Cells-Functions

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Function: This cell along with mast cells have been associated with-
Hypersensitivity reaction (Acute allergy)
Systemic Hypersensitivity reaction (Anaphylaxis)
Especially in the persons having ATOPY tendency.
Basophil- Causes of variation in Number

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Basophilia:

Causes-

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Basopenia:

Causes-

Monocytes ? Macrophages system

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Monocytes-Macrophages

Monocytes )4%?8(%, 12?18 ,

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Nucleus-? violet ?large single ?may be indented /horse

-shoe/kidney/oval shaped

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Cytoplasm- ?Abundant ?blue ?amount is usually more

than that of nucleus. ?no visible granules.

Monocytes enter the blood from the bone marrow and

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circulate

for about 72 h. They then enter the tissues and become

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`Tissue Macrophages'

Monocytes-Macrophage System

Macrophages secrete a vast range of biologically active substances into their

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local milieu and to date, more than 50 substances secreted by macrophages

have been reported.

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Enzymes; enzyme inhibitors; plasma proteins such as complement

components, coagulation factors, and apolipoprotein E; factors that regulate

the functions of other cells such as interferon, interleukin 1, mitogens, and

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angiogenesis factor; and low molecular weight substances such as reactive

metabolites of oxygen and derivatives of arachidonic acids.
Monocytes-Causes of variation in Number

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Monocytosis

Causes:

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Monocytopenia

Causes:

Self Assessment

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They are especially abundant in tissues that come into contact with the external

environment, such as mucosa of the

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...............................................................................

MBP, ECP, EDN in eosinophils are important for .................................

(Bronchus) Cp permeability local site inflammation Wheezing, cough with

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secretion, swollen bronchial lining and bronchoconstrictionDifficulty in breathing

(Bronchial Asthma). This is sequence for..............................action.
Self Assessment

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Monocytes is ...........................% in blood and diameter is ..............................

............................... are important as antigen presenters cells to ......... Cells.

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Formation of ..................................................occur in macrophages.

By osteoclast- .............................occurs to renew old bone from new bone

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