Bone marrow regulation by the autonomic nervous system and its influence on clinical hematology

Abstract

The bone marrow is located inside the hard bone tissue and is the organ most active in producing new cells in the body. It has been elucidated that bone marrow hematopoiesis and bone metabolism function in tandem regulated by the autonomic nervous system. In this review, mechanistic insights into the nervous system-regulated bone marrow function, including an example of clinical application in the field of hematology, are introduced.