Bone marrow indicators in chronic phosphorus intoxication

With prolonged exposure to yellow phosphorus in the composition of the agranulocytic germ of the bone marrow of experimental animals, we observe multidirectional changes, with these changes, lymphopoiesis suffers in all periods of the study, and depressions that have formed lymphocyte precursors suffer more significantly, starting from the 60-day period of intoxication with yellow phosphorus and until the end of the study, we observe a low level of the number of bone marrow types of lymphocytes. In the course, we observe that the number of monoites and their predecessors began to increase. Yellow phosphorus inhibits lymphopoiesis (toxic effects of yellow phosphorus), due to this we observe a decrease in the number of lymphopoietic cells.