Blood cells microparticles

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Blood cells microparticles Hematology Seminar Blood cells microparticles Advised by Dr. Mirzayi Presented by: Mahla Lashkari Nov-2018

Objective: Introduction & History Erythrocyte Microparticles Platelet Microparticles Endothelial Microparticles Conclusion 2

Microparticles OR Microvesicles Introduction & History Microparticles OR Microvesicles 3

Wolf Peter (1967) Trams John stom & stahl Recently . . . Introduction & History Platelets dusts Wolf Peter (1967) Trams John stom & stahl Recently . . . 4

Microparticles biogenesis Three mechanisms of microparticles releasing Introduction & History Microparticles biogenesis Three mechanisms of microparticles releasing 5

Microparticles detection Introduction & History Microparticles detection 6

Neutral phospholipids Negative phospholipids Cell membrane structure Neutral phospholipids Negative phospholipids Ca2+ 7

4-8% of platelet rich plasma microparticles Erythrocytes Microparticles Size : mostly 0.5 micron 4-8% of platelet rich plasma microparticles Lesion of storing P.C at blood bank medicine RBCs lose their 20% of their volume Release their waste substances Survival Eliminate 8

Role of Erythrocytes Microparticles in: Sickle cell disease PNH (paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) GVHD (Graft Versus Host Disease) Malaria infection 9

PMPs Initiation of thrombosis Propagation of thrombosis platelets Microparticles Initiation of thrombosis Tissue factor release PMPs Propagation of thrombosis Exposure of phosphatidylserine Inhibition of fibrinolysis PAI-1 activity Platelet microparticles and coagulation 10

Platelet microparticles and the vessel wall platelets Microparticles ICAM-1 Leukocyte migration vessel wall Local Thrombosis Endothelial activation Leukocytes activation Inflammation Angiogenesis Activation GP||b\|||a Platelets PMPs Activation P-selectin Leuko-Leuko adhesion (PSGL-1) Leuko-Endo Activate Neutrophils (increase CD11b) Activation Activation Leukocytes Platelet microparticles and the vessel wall 11

Have basic properties like other MP Endothelial Microparticles Endothelium refers to cells that line the interior surface of blood vessels  Have basic properties like other MP Have some specific markers like : ICAM-1, CD62E, CD62P, CD31 12

In acute throma In some diseases: sickle cell anemia TTP PNH Endothelial Microparticles In acute throma In some diseases: sickle cell anemia TTP PNH 13

Risk factors in asymptotic diseases Therapy Conclusion Diagnostic markers Prognostic markers Risk factors in asymptotic diseases Therapy 14

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