different between haemapoietic vs haemopoietic
haemapoietic
English
Etymology
From haema- + Ancient Greek [Term?] (“productive”).
Adjective
haemapoietic (not comparable)
- (biology) blood-forming
- the haemapoietic function of the spleen
haemapoietic From the web:
haemopoietic
English
Adjective
haemopoietic (comparative more haemopoietic, superlative most haemopoietic)
- Alternative spelling of hemopoietic
haemopoietic From the web:
- what hematopoietic means
- what hematopoietic system
- what hematopoietic cell transplantation
- what hematopoietic tissue
- what hematopoietic syndrome
- what is haemopoietic tissue
- hematopoietic organs
- hematopoietic cells
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