cell death Flashcards

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1
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how does necrosis arise?

A

traumatic damage to cells

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2
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why does necrosis spread?

A

release of degradative enzymes from lysosomes

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3
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how does apoptosis differ from necrosis?

A

apoptosis is precise and repeatable deletion of cells

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4
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how are apoptotic cells removed?

A

by phagocytes

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5
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how do cells signal for apoptosis?

A

the lipid phosphatidylserine usually faces towards th inner monolayer, but it apoptotic cells it flips outwards

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what happens to the chromatin in apoptotic cells?

A

it condenses

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what enzymes are responsible for the dismantling of proteins in the cell during apoptosis?

A

caspases

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8
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what are viruses?

A

autonomous complexes of nucleic acids, which replicate inside the cell using its machinery

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why might apoptosis occur in prokaryotes?

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when conditions are poor, apoptosis might help provide nutrients for the other cells to use

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