Question 1

Which is present in childhood leukemia ? in the blood film myelocytes or myeloblasts ?

Accepted Answer

Leukemia often leads to Anemia, low platelets and changes in white cell count(high or low) and circulating Blasts in the peripheral blood or some components of the above elements.

Question 2

Hypercellular marrow,increased trilineage hematopoiesis,reactive lymphoplasmacytosis, erythropoiesis normoblastic and decreased. myeloblasts not increased megakaryocytes increased, include young forms

Accepted Answer

Complex because the answer is dependent on the hematologists total examination and not just a marrow. There is a difference between dysmorphic cells and immature forms so no diagnosis can be made from your comments. Stick with the hematologist or concologist.

Question 3

Could you please tell me whether blood film results can reveal that a person's myeloblasts are greater than 20% or can this only be done by an analysis of spinal fluid?  i am merely curious and have no immediate grounds for concern?

Accepted Answer

Examination of blood smear is adequate to assess the number of myeloblasts in circulation. 
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Question 4

How does a doctor determine whether a patient has more than 20% myeloblasts: is it done by examining spinal fluid or can a blood test easily det

Accepted Answer

The myeloblast is a unipotent stem cell, which will differentiate into one of the effectors of the granulocyte series. The stimulation by G-CSF and other cytokines triggers maturation, differentiation, proliferation and cell survival. It is found in the bone marrow,not normally found in peripheral blood

Under certain conditions it is found in the blood

Question 5

What are stem cells?

Accepted Answer

Stem cell is undiffereciated cell of a multicellular organism, that is capable of giving rise to indefinitely more cells of the same type.There are two broad tupe of stem cells.1 ebryonic stem cells which are isolated from inner cell mass of blastocysts2 adult stem cells which are found in various tissues.
Embyonic stem cells can be used for any specialised cells, while adult cells act as repair sy.

Question 6

What are oncogenes?!

Accepted Answer

An oncogene is a gene that has the potential to cause cancer.

Question 7

What are these chondrocytes?

Accepted Answer

Chondrocytes are cells in cartilage.  Chondrocytes are important for joint health.

Question 8

What are cofactors?

Accepted Answer

Hi. Cofactors are small molecules used by enzymes to aid in catalyzing chemical reactions. Common cofactors used by enzymes to mediate chemical reactions are many of the vitamins, and ions, such as iron. It's a big field!

Question 9

What are lymphomas?

Accepted Answer

A lymphoma is a malignancy of a certain type of white blood cells called lymphocytes. These cells are found in the lymphatic system and the blood stream. When the disease appears primarily in lymph nodes it is called a lymphoma. There are many different types of lymphoma.

Question 10

What are bacteriophages?

Accepted Answer

are viruses that infect bacteria.

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Which is present in childhood leukemia ? in the blood film myelocytes or myeloblasts ?

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Hypercellular marrow,increased trilineage hematopoiesis,reactive lymphoplasmacytosis, erythropoiesis normoblastic and decreased. myeloblasts not increased megakaryocytes increased, include young forms

Could you please tell me whether blood film results can reveal that a person's myeloblasts are greater than 20% or can this only be done by an analysis of spinal fluid? i am merely curious and have no immediate grounds for concern?

How does a doctor determine whether a patient has more than 20% myeloblasts: is it done by examining spinal fluid or can a blood test easily det

What are stem cells?

What are oncogenes?!

What are these chondrocytes?

What are cofactors?

What are lymphomas?

What are bacteriophages?

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