Cell Injury and Adaptation III Flashcards

1
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How do Hydroxyl radicals cause damage

A
  1. lipid peroxidation (damaging cell membranes)
  2. Damage to proteins (enzymes/structure)
  3. Single and Doublestranded breaks in DNA
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How can a large increase in Calcium levels contribute to damage?

A

Increases enzyme activity/ROS effects leading to membrane damage

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3
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HIF-1

A

promotes blood vessel formation, and this causes diabetic retinopathy

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4
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FAS

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Binds to activator on T cells to start caspase

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5
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Dystrophic Calcification

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can occur at any calcium level

occurs in previously injured tissue (think heart damage)

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Metastatic Calcificiation

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High calcium levels
often related to bone calcification
occurs

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