Functional morphology of blood erythroid cells in Neogobius melanostomus P. during cell differentiation
The morphometric characteristics of the following immature erythroid cells in circulating blood of the round goby ( Neogobius melanostomus P.) were studied: late basophilic normoblasts (BN), polychromatic normoblasts (PN): normocytes (mature erythrocytes). The linear dimensions of the blood cells we...
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| description | The morphometric characteristics of the following immature erythroid cells in circulating blood of the round goby (
Neogobius melanostomus
P.) were studied: late basophilic normoblasts (BN), polychromatic normoblasts (PN): normocytes (mature erythrocytes). The linear dimensions of the blood cells were evaluated on photographs in a computer program ImageJ 1.44p. The longitudinal and transverse axes of the cell and its nucleus were measured. Using appropriate algorithms, the following parameters were calculated: shape index (
SI
), volume (
V
c
), area (
S
c
), thickness (
h
), and specific surface area (
SS
c
) of cells and nuclei as well as the nuclear–cytoplasmic ratio (
NCR
). Major changes were found to occur at the stage of PN → normocytes, being aimed at improving the respiratory characteristics of cells. In addition to accumulating hemoglobin in the cytoplasm and suppressing functional activity of the nucleus, a significant increment in the diffusion surface of erythroid cells was noted. As compared to BNs,
S
c
and
SS
c
of normocytes increased by 40 and 17%, respectively, while the cells assumed an ellipsoid shape. The processes underlying the formation of the mature erythrocyte cytoskeleton are discussed. |
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SI
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V
c
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S
c
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h
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SS
c
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NCR
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SI
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V
c
), area (
S
c
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h
), and specific surface area (
SS
c
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NCR
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S
c
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SS
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SI
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V
c
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S
c
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h
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SS
c
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NCR
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c
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SS
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