8: Repair and Regeneration Flashcards

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3 groups in which cells can be divided based on their potential for renewal

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  1. Labile cells
    - good capacity to regenerate
    - surface epithelial cells
  2. Stable cells
    - divide v slowly
    - still retain the capacity to regenerate
    - hepatocytes; renal TUBULAR cells
  3. Permanent cells
    - have no effective regeneration
    - nerve cells
    - striated muscle cells
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Function of Stem Cells

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Replacing cells lost through injury OR normal senescence (Labile and Stable populations)

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Fate of a Stem Cell

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Divides into two daughter cells; one differentiates to replace the missing cell; second retains characteristics of a stem cell

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Number of Stem Cells in each tissue

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They’re a minority population

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Location of Epidermal Stem cells

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  1. Basal layer (adjacent to Basement Membrane)
  2. Sebaceous Glands
  3. Hair follicles
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Where is a separate pool of Stem Cells found in the body

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In the bone marrow.

These hematopoietic stem cells can seed into other organs and differentiate into the required tissue.

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How to stem cells influence ability to regenerate

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Ability to regenerate depends on INTEGRITY of stem cell population

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8
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What affects integrity of stem cell population

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1.Ionising Radiation
–>impairs regenerative ability of stem cell
OR
–>propagates mutations to daughter cells w risk of neoplastic transformation

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9
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what are the initiating chemical/cellular factors for healing and repair of skin that trigger the release of subsequent cytokines

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  1. Hypoxia

2. Growth Factors released from Platelet Degranulation

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what stimulates keratinocyte PROLIFERATION and MOBILITY

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Keratinocyte Growth Factor (KGF) AND Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) released by:
platelets
dermal FIBROBLASTS
macrophages

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What growth factor induces angiogenesis

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VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor) released by:
Keratinocytes
Macrophages

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What triggers accumulation and activation of macrophages; PROLIFERATION of fibroblasts and MATRIX production

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PDGF (Platelet-derived Growth Factors)

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What controls MYOFIBROBLASTS and partly influences collagen formation

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TGF-beta (Transforming Growth Factor-beta)

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