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               Autosomal recessive agammaglobulinemia,   empiric therapy, 384–385, 387t   in chronic myelogenous leukemia, 1445
                       1212–1213, 1214t               in febrile nonhemolytic transfusion   development, 926f
               Autosomal recessive hyper-IgE syndrome.     reaction, 2375                 distinguishing features, 966, 966f
                       See Hyperimmunoglobulin E      after hematopoietic cell transplantation,   heterogeneity, 966–967
                       syndrome (HIES)                     369                            mast cells and, 967–968
               Autosomal recessive hyper-IgM syndrome.   in immunocompromised host, 383   mediators, 967t, 968
                       See Hyperimmunoglobulin M      from platelet products, 2386, 2388  natural history, 967t
                       syndromes                      prevention, 388–389                 in newborn, 105t
               Autosomal recessive inheritance, 149, 149f  purpura and, 2104, 2104f       reference ranges, 15t, 970
               Autosomal recessive megaloblastic anemia   TLR-signaling defects with increased   role in IgE-associated immune response,
                       (MGA1), 605                         susceptibility to, 1230             968–969
               Avascular necrosis, 771, 771f        Bacterial permeability-increasing protein   structure, 20f, 23, 929f, 930–931, 930f,
               Avatrombopag, for immune                    (BPI), 106–107, 1011, 1012t, 1013   931f, 968
                       thrombocytopenia, 526        Bactericidal activity, in newborn, 106–107  surface membrane structures, 967t
               5-Azacytidine, 322                   Baculovirus inhibitor of apoptosis repeat   Bassen-Kornzweig syndrome
                 for acute myelogenous leukemia, 1403      (BIR) domains, 207, 298             (abetalipoproteinemia), 670f, 681
                 for chronic myelomonocytic leukemia, 1469  BAF (BRG/BAF-associated factors) complex,   Bax, 204f, 206
                 mechanism of action, 239, 1360            166, 166f                    BAX, 951
                 for myelodysplastic syndromes, 336, 1360,   BAFF (B-cell activation factor), 309,    BAX, 210
                       1361                                1713                         B-cell activation factor (BAFF), 309, 1713
                 for sickle cell disease, 774t, 775  Bak, 204f, 206                     B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL).
               5-Aza-2′-deoxycytidine. See Decitabine  BAK, 1528                               See also Acute lymphoblastic
               6-Azantidine, megaloblastic anemia and, 606t  B-ALL. See B-cell acute lymphoblastic   (lymphocytic) leukemia (ALL)
               Azathioprine, 322                           leukemia (B-ALL)               chromosomal abnormalities, 186f,
                 for autoimmune hemolytic anemia, 839  Band 3, 664, 664f, 670t, 672            221–222t, 1494t
                 for immune thrombocytopenia, 2006–2007  Band 3 clustering models, 498    vs. chronic lymphocytic leukemia, 1543
                 megaloblastic anemia and, 606t     Band cells, marrow, 34                differential diagnosis, 1674
                 for pure red cell aplasia, 544     Banded chromosome, 175t               gene mutations, 232–233t, 1494t
               Azidothymidine, anemia induced by, 561  Band form, marrow, 32t             immunologic subtypes, 1512t
               Azithromycin, for babesiosis, 819    Band neutrophils                      laboratory features, 1511, 1511f, 1512t
               AZT. See Zidovudine (AZT)              development, 926f, 939              Philadelphia chromosome-like, 177f, 186,
               Aztreonam, 387t                        kinetics, 941t                           232–233t
               Azurocidin (heparin-binding protein), 1012t,   structure, 20f, 926–927, 927f  precursor (immature), 183, 184t, 186f,
                       1013                         Bands, 22                                  1515–1517, 1521t
               Azurophil granules                   Baroreflex, 91                        prognosis, 1520
                 in acute myeloblastic leukemia, 1387  Barr bodies, 150, 150f             therapy, 1514, 1515
                 formation, 1009, 1010f             Bartonella infection (bartonellosis, Oroya   B-cell antigen-receptor vaccines, 423
                 heterogeneity, 1009                       fever), 818, 997             B-cell antigens, 1141, 1141f
                 laboratory features, 926, 928f     Bartter syndrome, 2086              B-cell linker protein (BLNK), 1144, 1163
                 physical-chemical and functional   Basal coagulation, 1942             B-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma. See B-cell
                       properties, 1011–1013, 1012t  Basket cells, 23                          acute lymphoblastic leukemia
                                                    Basophilia, 971–972                        (B-ALL)
               B                                      in clonal myeloid diseases, 971–972, 972t  B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA), 1606
               B-1 B cells, 1141, 1151                consultative approach to, 44      B-cell neoplasms. See also specific types
               B-2 B cells, 1151                      in inflammatory and immunologic     development stages, 1591f
               B19 parvovirus infection. See Parvovirus B19   responses, 971              immature/precursor, 1494t, 1592
                       infection                      punctate, 468                       leukemias, 1494t
               BA2. See CD9                         Basophilic erythroblasts, 34, 463f, 464, 464f  lymphomas
               Babesia, 819–820                     Basophilic leukemia, 971–972, 972t      chromosomal abnormalities, 184t, 186f,
               Babesiosis, 429t, 432, 817f, 818–819  Basophilic megaloblasts, 595f             1494–1497t
               Bacillus cereus, 809                 Basophilic stippling, 467f, 468         chronic lymphocytic leukemia and, 1542
               Back disorders, history of, 6        Basophilopenia, 971                     classification, 1493, 1494–1497t
               Bacterial infections. See also specific bacteria  Basophils                  clinical features, 1501–1502
                 antiphospholipid antibodies and, 2234  alterations in numbers, 970–972, 971t,   extranodal involvement, 1502
                 disseminated intravascular coagulation    972t                         B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic
                       and, 2207                      biologic functions, 969–970              leukemia, 1512t








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