Apoptosis and Necrosis Flashcards

1
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____ is commonly known as programmed cell death and occurs in response to death signals

A

Apoptosis

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2
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____ can result from physical injury or other events such as: lack of blood supply or nutrients. It often causes damage to groups of cells.

A

Necrosis

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3
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In necrosis, loss of membrane integrity leads to ___ and spilling of cellular contents and organelles into surrounding space. What response does this result in?

A

swelling; inflammatory molecules

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4
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Necrosis causes rupture of cellular organelles, such as: mitochondria and lysosomes. Swelling and bursting of mitochondria and lysosome release ____ and ____, respectively

A

ROS; degradative hydrolytic enzymes

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5
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What is gangrene a result of? When it occurs on a large scale, what can it cause?

A

Necrosis
It can cause damage to tissues

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6
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True or False:
Necrosis often occurs in single cells

A

False
Necrosis often occurs in groups of cells

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7
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How does apoptosis leave neighboring cells unharmed?

A

1) cell shrinkage
2) loss of cellular attachment
3) membrane blebs
4) nearby cells unharmed

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8
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During apoptosis ____ flips to the outer portion of the plasma membrane

A

phosphatidylserine

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9
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Apoptotic cells are cleared by cells of the immune system, such as macrophages. What signals macrophages to begin apoptosing a cell?

A

The presence of phosphatidylserine on the outer portion of the plasma membrane

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10
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Macrophages engulf (phagocytosis) apoptotic cells and release anti-inflammatory molecules such as ___ and ___ in the ABSENCE of an immune response

A

IL-10 and TGF-B

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11
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During apoptosis, ___ is released from the mitochondria and DNA is ___

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cytochrome c; degraded

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12
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What happens to nuclear material (chromatin) during apoptosis?

A

Begins to fragment and condense

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13
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Does necrosis require ATP? Does apoptosis require ATP?

A

Necrosis does NOT require ATP
Apoptosis DOES require ATP

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14
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What two ways are apoptosis important for development?

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1) Selective apoptosis allow for sculpting of hand (space between fingers)

2) Prevention of auto-immune disorders by eliminating t-cells in the thymus that react with molecules in the body via: negative selection/apoptosis

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