Cell Injury Flashcards
What forms the cornerstone of diagnosis of a diseases?
Morphological changes
The homeostasis of a cell Is governed by………..
1.It’s own metabolic, differentiation and specialisation process
2.Constraints by other cells
3.Availability of metabolic substrate
A localised area of ischaemia necrosis is called ………
Infarct
List the two types of death receptors on a cell
Type 1 TNF
Fas (CD95)
Phagocytosis of apoptotic cell us called
Efferocytosis
What happens to the macrophages that phagocytize apoptotic cell
They are inhibited from releasing pro-inflammatory cytokines in order to limit inflammation
Apoptotic cells are coated with………. and complement proteins especially…………
Antibodies
C1q
What is necroptosis
Ferroptosis
Pyroptosis
List the examples of ROS
Superoxide anion
H2O2
Peroxynitrite( ONOO)
Nitrite
Nitric oxide(HNO2)
Hydroxyl radical
What is oxidative stress
Increases ROS or reduced scavengers for ROS which leads to accumulation
Transition metals are stored in …….
Transferrin
Ferritin
Ceruloplasmin
Lactoferin
What shows the oxidative state of a cell
The ratio of reduced to oxidised glutathione