haematological indices?
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Do you mean results of an experimental study?
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The red blood cell (RBC) count determines the total number of red cells (erythrocytes) in a sample of blood. Examination of the erythrocytes provides the doctor/physician with information concerning anemia-related problems and the bone marrow response (which is where RBC's are produced). \nAnemia is basically deficiency of blood in common language.\n\nWhite blood cells (WBC's) are part of the body's defense or immune system.The WBC count provides clues about certain illnesses, and helps physicians monitor a patient's recovery from others.\nBasically WBC count says all about our immunity.The elevation or decrease in WBC decides our disease-eg leukemia.For a layman, yes WBC says about immunity.\nYou want me to give more details??
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Red blood cells, for one. G1, I think. I see inter-phase above; sounds right.
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Iron discrepancy in your blood
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Hematology is the study of blood. Radioisotopes would be put\ninto your blood stream to check for irregularitys in the blood stream. It is injected into a vien using ordinary\nsyringes.
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i think you mean anemic...get your blood checked. watch out of the RBC value. normal value for females is 120-140 g/L, males 140-160 g/L. wathc also for your hematocrit value. Normal value for males: 40-54% females:37-47%
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iron deficiency...the most common. if you go to the doctor ask for a blood tests for all the vitamins, ferritin, iron (Fe) and haematocrit.\ngood luck.(nutritionist BSc)
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There is a nice chart at: http://www.lpch.org/DiseaseHealthInfo/HealthLibrary/diabetes/nrmgrth.html
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The RDW is the red blood cell distrubution width.  It's a measure of the variability in size of red blood cells.  A large variation in size (anisocytosis) is evidence of blood disease.  Low RBC and Low Hgb are signs of anemia.
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about 1 white blood cell per 500 red blood cells
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Mitotic index is a measure for the proliferation status of a cell population. It is defined as the ratio between the number of cells in mitosis and the total number of cells
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Punnett squares are based purely on chance and DO NOT reflect the true blood type. \n\nIf this is a real life situation, why don't you just ask him?\n\nJust checked your additional details. You can always ask your family doctor and they can run a simple blood test to find out. Trust me, you don't want to guess using Punnett squares.
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Here you go:\n\nhttp://www.usd.edu/trio/tut/excel/index.html
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Four hemes and four globins. 4x10^6 - 10x10^6 in normal adult males.
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A normal WBC is in the range of 4.8 to 10.8 thousand cells per microliter (uL) of blood. After the total WBC is determined, the WBC's are broken down into their different types. This is called a differential blood count or Diff.\n\nThere are five different types of white blood cells:\nNeutrophils\nLymphocytes\nMonocytes\nEosinophils\nBasophils\nThese different types all have unique functions in the normal processes of the body. Changes in the amounts of these different types, whether or not the WBC count is normal, high, or low, also gives the doctor important information.\n\nNormal Ranges for a Differential Blood Count:\nNeutrophils: 3150 to 6200/uL*\nLymphocytes: 1500 to 3000/uL\nMonocytes: 300 to 500/uL\nEosinophils: 50 to 250/uL\nBasophils: 15 to 50/uL\n*(/uL stands for per microliter of blood)
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Yes.  Hematocrit represents the percentage of the blood volume that is composed of blood cells.  Mathematically, it is:\n\nHct = RBC x MCV\n\n(Hct = hematocrit, RBC = red blood cell count, MCV = mean corpuscular volume)\n\nIf your blood cells are really small (low MCV), then the hematocrit can be low even if you have the appropriate number of cells.\n\nCommon causes of microcytic anemia are iron deficiency, thalassemia, sideroblastic anemia, and lead poisoning.  In addition, various chronic disease processes can result in a microcytic anemia.
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White blood cell (leukocyte) count.