Apoptosis and Necrosis Flashcards
____ is commonly known as programmed cell death and occurs in response to death signals
Apoptosis
____ can result from physical injury or other events such as: lack of blood supply or nutrients. It often causes damage to groups of cells.
Necrosis
In necrosis, loss of membrane integrity leads to ___ and spilling of cellular contents and organelles into surrounding space. What response does this result in?
swelling; inflammatory molecules
Necrosis causes rupture of cellular organelles, such as: mitochondria and lysosomes. Swelling and bursting of mitochondria and lysosome release ____ and ____, respectively
ROS; degradative hydrolytic enzymes
What is gangrene a result of? When it occurs on a large scale, what can it cause?
Necrosis
It can cause damage to tissues
True or False:
Necrosis often occurs in single cells
False
Necrosis often occurs in groups of cells
How does apoptosis leave neighboring cells unharmed?
1) cell shrinkage
2) loss of cellular attachment
3) membrane blebs
4) nearby cells unharmed
During apoptosis ____ flips to the outer portion of the plasma membrane
phosphatidylserine
Apoptotic cells are cleared by cells of the immune system, such as macrophages. What signals macrophages to begin apoptosing a cell?
The presence of phosphatidylserine on the outer portion of the plasma membrane
Macrophages engulf (phagocytosis) apoptotic cells and release anti-inflammatory molecules such as ___ and ___ in the ABSENCE of an immune response
IL-10 and TGF-B
During apoptosis, ___ is released from the mitochondria and DNA is ___
cytochrome c; degraded
What happens to nuclear material (chromatin) during apoptosis?
Begins to fragment and condense
Does necrosis require ATP? Does apoptosis require ATP?
Necrosis does NOT require ATP
Apoptosis DOES require ATP
What two ways are apoptosis important for development?
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