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Hemopoiesis
mature red blood cells have to be continuously replaced

derived from stem cells located in bone marrow
Pluripotent Hemopoietic Stem Cells
pluripotent--capable of division and self renewal

Can produce all blood cell types

Either form lymphoid (lymphocytes) or myeloid cells (marrow)
Bone Marrow
red or yellow

red-color is produced by blood and hemopoietic cells

yellow-filled with fat cells

as an infant all bone marrow is red but gradullay changes to yellow
Blood Associated Diseases
leukemia-cancer of white blood cells

lymphoma-cancer of lymphocytes

Aplastic anemia-bone marrow does not produce enough red blood cells
Why bone marrow transplants?
stem cells can produce other tissues in addition to red blood cells

These differentiated cells are not rejected by the body because they are produced from the marrow