Fibrosis or infiltration of this tissue causes the appearance of dacrocytes, or teardrop cells. Azathioprine and parvovirus B19 can cause a dangerous suppression of this tissue. One gigantic type of cell found in this tissue undergoes repeated endoreplication to become 32-ploid before fragmenting. Mesenchymal stem cells are found in this tissue, and it is commonly collected via aspiration at the iliac crest, though that doesn't preserve its architecture. In mice, this tissue is commonly ablated using ionizing radiation. Transplantation of this tissue can sometimes cause a beneficial "graft-ver
Fibrosis or infiltration of this tissue causes the appearance of dacrocytes, or teardrop cells. Azathioprine and parvovirus B19 can cause a dangerous suppression of this tissue. One gigantic type of cell found in this tissue undergoes repeated endoreplication to become 32-ploid before fragmenting. Mesenchymal stem cells are found in this tissue, and it is commonly collected via aspiration at the iliac crest, though that doesn't preserve its architecture. In mice, this tissue is commonly ablated using ionizing radiation. Transplantation of this tissue can sometimes cause a beneficial "graft-versus-tumor" phenomenon, and this tissue comes in red and yellow types. For 10 points, name this tissue located in the epiphysis, which is the source of lymphocytes and red blood cells.
Fibrosis or infiltration of this tissue causes the appearance of dacrocytes, or teardrop cells.
bone marrow