Chapter 3 Part 2 Flashcards
Tissue repair
Regeneration and fibrosis
Regeneration
Replacement of dead cells
Fibrosis
Scar tissue develops
Shrinkage and death
Atrophy, necrosis, apoptosis, and denucleation
Atrophy
Reduce in size/number
Necrosis
Tissue death (patshological) infarction and gangrene
Infarction
Cut off blood supply
Apoptosis
No effect to neighbor cells
Denucleation
Nucleus removed/ destroyed and there is no effect on cells neighboring. Ex: red blood cell spits out nucleus when it leaves the marrow. Epidermis also has 30-40 day cycle also crystalline lens that live w it hout nucleus till you die
Nucleated terminal differentiation
Does not regenerate if it dies it n will not come back like a neuron
Eyecells/crystallinelens
Have long mRNA and lives forever because translation keeps the cell going l (light bulb and generator) lens get bigger as you age
Terminal differentiation.
Cell can no longer change) be changed into another cell type. B-cells rearrange immunoglobulin genes so they can only form single type of immunoglobulin
Viral infections
Papillomavirus interferes with cell p53 protein which interferes with apoptosis and leads to cervicle cancer
P53 protein
Regulates gene expression, its a tumor protein One type is nucleostemin protein
G1
DNA damage checkpoints if p53 protein is detected cell is not allowed to enter S phase and apoptosis happens