cell death Flashcards

1
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cellular homeostasis

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cells ability to maintain a condition of equilibrium within its internal environment when dealing w external changes

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2
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hypertrophy

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increase in cell SIZE because of increased production of cellular protein
increased tissue mass in nondividing cells

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3
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hyperplasia

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increase in NUMBER of cells only if cell is capable of dividing

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4
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atrophy

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reduced size of an organ or tissue resulting from decrease in cell and number
decrease in protein synthesis along with increase in protein degradation
can be associated with autophagy

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5
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metaplasia

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one cell type is replaced by another cell type
caused by chronic irritation
–squamous cells more rugged than columnar to handle stress
–response to chronic irrigation of respiratory tract

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6
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necrosis

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passive, physiological processesn

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7
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necrosis characteristics

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denaturation of intracellular proteins and enzymatic digestion: release lysosome content
plasma membrane integrity compromised
ELICIT IMFLAMMATORY RESPONSE

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8
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apoptosis

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tightly regulated, programmed cell death

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9
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apoptosis characterics

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plasma membrane intact
activation of self degraded enzymes
shrinkage of cell
formation of apoptotic bodies
WITHOUT INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE

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10
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procaspase

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without apoptotic signal
-prodomain must be cleaved before active

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11
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initiator caspases

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1st type activated
cleaves and activates executioner caspases
caspase 8 and 9

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12
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executioner capsases

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activate downstream targets responsible for cell death
–protease and nucleus activation
capsase 3,6, 7

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13
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DNA fragmentation no apoptotic signal

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CAD binds to iCAD and remains inactive

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14
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DNA fragmentation apoptonic signal

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executioner caspases cleave iCAD
leads to fragmentation of genomic DNA

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15
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PS non-apoptotic cells

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PS only on inner leaflet of membrane

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15
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PS apoptotic cells

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PS flips to outer leaflet

16
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pro-apoptotic proteins

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Bh3 only: Bim, Bid, Bad
channel forming: Bax and Bak

17
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anti-apoptotic proteins

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Bcl2, Bcl-X, Mcl-1
keep cytochrome C inside

18
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Bak and Bax form pores

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release proteins into cytoplasm (cytochrome c)

19
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ways survival factors can inhibit apoptosis

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increase production of anti-apoptotic protein Bcl-2
increase activation of inhibitor Bcl-2
increase activity of IAPs proteins by inactivating their inhibitors

20
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Making IAPs active=

A

no apoptosis

21
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for the intrinsic pathway of apoptosis, what protein forms pores in the outer mitochondrial membrane?

A

Bax