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Now, the vast majority of bone marrow is made of hematopoietic cells which are the early progenitor cells that can differentiate into other cell types.
If they go to the bone marrow, they can crowd out normal bone marrow progenitor cells and decrease the number of healthy red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
B cells and NK cells complete their development where they started - in the bone marrow, whereas some lymphoid progenitor cells migrate to the thymus where they develop into T cells.
First, they will kill some of these neural cells themselves that are responsible for forming part of the brain and, also, it will slow down the growth of these neural progenitor cells if they're not bad yet.