Canine Cyclic Hematopoiesis: Platelet Size and Thrombopoietin Level in Relation to Platelet Count
T. P. McDonald, R. Clift, J. B. Jones
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T. P. McDonald, R. Clift, J. B. Jones
Abstract
Platelet size, platelet count, and thrombopoietin levels in plasma fractions were determined in cyclic hemato-poietic (CH) dogs. Results show that platelet sizes varied inversely with platelet counts of CH dogs; significantly elevated levels of thrombopoietin were found in fractions of plasma from CH dogs at the beginning of active thrombopoiesis. These dogs serve as a useful model for studying cycling thrombopoiesis in man.
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Platelet size, platelet count, and thrombopoietin levels in plasma fractions were determined in cyclic hemato-poietic (CH) dogs. Results show that platelet sizes varied inversely with platelet counts of CH dogs; significantly elevated levels of thrombopoietin were found in fractions of plasma from CH dogs at the beginning of active thrombopoiesis. These dogs serve as a useful model for studying cycling thrombopoiesis in man.
Key concepts: Thrombopoiesis, Thrombopoietin, Platelet, Haematopoiesis, Mean platelet volume, Chemistry, Thrombopoietin receptor, Internal medicine