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Hematopoietic growth factors
Erythropoietin
Production
- 1st & 2nd trimester ➵monocytes, macrophages
- @birth ➵ by kidney (epigenetic switch)
Role
- Proliferation & maturation of erythroid progenitors BFU-E & CFU-E
Limited by
- Receptor expression on progenitors regulated by HIF proteins which inturn regulated by O2 tension.
Thrombopoietin
Production
- predominantly by Liver from fetal to adult life.
- Other organs - kidney > sm muscle, marrow cells
Role
- Primary stimulator of megakaryocytes & platelets production
- Promotes expansion of HSCs & progenitors cells
- TPO Rs are expressed on HSCs, Erythroid progenitors also
Colony stimulating factors
G-CSF - neutrophil progenitors
GM-CSF - granulocyte, macrophage progenitors, macrophage
M-CSF - monocyte progenitors
SCF - primitive HSCs of all lineages
TGF-β
CSF-1 Interleukins
IL-1 induces other cytokines production
IL-2 T - cell growth factor
IL-3 regulates stem cell growth
IL-4 regulates mast cell development
IL-5 eosinophil growth factor
IL-6 stimulates B lymphocyte growth
IL-7 principal regulator of B & T lymphocyte growth
IL-8 promotes survival of cell in response to hematopoietic cytokines
IL-9 produced by Th-2 lymphocyte, promotes growth of myeloid cells
IL-11 shares activity with IL-6, increases platelet count in pts with chemotherapy induced thrombocytopenia
IL-15 stimulates NK cell proliferation
IL-21 growth & maturation of B, T & NK cells
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