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1
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toxicokinetics or toxicodynamics split into toward or away

A

toxicokinetics

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2
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what do toxicodynamics describe

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toxicity

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3
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what are the four factors involved in toxcitiy

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toxicant target, cell signalling, cell sttress, death pathways

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4
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what are the tthree main targets

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lipid protein nucleic acid

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5
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what must targets be

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reactive accesible, altered function

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6
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what are some sugnalling currencies

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association/disossiaction, conformation, localization, post trasnlational modifcations

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7
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tissue repair causes toxicity by

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apoptosis

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8
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the effectts of toxciity on ptoein, lipid and NA occur during ___ (signalling or repair)

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repair

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9
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what can cause short term toxciity

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Na channrl toxins

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10
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what 2 things can cause long term toxicity

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benzene-DNA adducts, mutations

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11
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what are the three main major causes of poison induced cell death

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intracellular Ca, ATP depletion, ROS/RNS

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12
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what are the 4 mechanisms of increased Ca

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`iopening ligand gated channels, ER, mitochonidra, reduced effluc

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13
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what happens as a result of elevated Ca (7)

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cytoskeleton disintegrates
membrane anchoring removed
blebbing
membrane rupture
Ca-depedent enzymes
phospholipase modify membrane lipids
endonucleases fragment DNA

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14
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what does ATP and ADP hydroylsis lead to

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phosphoric acid accumulation

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15
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what occurs as a result of phosphoric acid accumulation

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lower pH of cytosol –> calcium phosphate precipitates, lowering Ca, inhibits Ca enzymes (phospholipase) –> ATP pumps shut down —> cellular water and ionic balance tilt

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16
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describe necorsis

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rapid cell death that causes inflammation

17
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what is the intrinsic apopototic pathway

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nucleus to mitochondira
p53-bax;fas;cytochrome c apafl-caspase 9-caspse 3

18
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WHAT IS the extrinsic apoptotic pathway

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Fas/TNF-caspase 8-caspase 3

19
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what does constant reactive formation species faciliate

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electron transport chain and ATP

20
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what causes ATP synthesis to shut down

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stress

21
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accumulating stress leads to __ (3)

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ATP synthasome dysfunction
loss of ionic regulation
Bcl/bAX

22
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what does pore formation invoklve

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VDAC (voltage dependent anion channel) , ANT (adenosine nucleotide transporter), F0/F1 (ATP synthase)