Megakarüotsüütide
Megakarüotsüütide refers to large multinucleated cells found in the bone marrow. These cells are the precursors to platelets, which are crucial for blood clotting. Megakarüotsüütide are characterized by their abundant cytoplasm, which is often granular, and their significantly larger size compared to other bone marrow cells. They are terminally differentiated cells, meaning they have reached their final stage of development and will not divide further.
The formation of megakarüotsüütide, a process known as megakarüotsütopoeisis, is a complex regulated pathway. This process
The number and activity of megakarüotsüütide can be affected by certain medical conditions. For instance, conditions