Healing & Repair Flashcards

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1
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_______indicates replacement of dead (damaged) tissue by healthy tissue derived from parenchymal or connective tissue element

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Healing (repair)

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2
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Healing comprises:

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Regeneration
Connective tissue response

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3
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replacement by surviving specialized parenchymal cells.

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Regeneration

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4
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replacement of damaged tissue by granulation tissue & its subsequent maturation into fibrous tissue (scar formation)

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Connective tissue response

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5
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replacement of damaged tissue by granulation tissue & its subsequent maturation into fibrous tissue

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scar formation)

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6
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Relative contribution of regeneration and connective tissue response vary according to:

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1.Type of tissue involved by damage
2.Nature
3. severity
4. duration

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7
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The cell cycle consists of:

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  1. Presynthetic growth phase (G1) 2. DNA-synthetic phase (S)
  2. Premitoticgrowth phase 2 (G2)
  3. Mitotic phase (M)
    *Quiescent cells are in a physiologic state(G0).
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8
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Presynthetic growth phase

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G1

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9
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Premitotic growth phase 2

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G2

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10
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the phase in G1 at which the cell gets committed to the cell cycle without further need of the growth factor that initiated cell division.

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Restriction point

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11
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prevent DNA replication or mitosis of damage cells and either transiently stop the cell cycle to allow for DNA repair or eliminate irreversibly damage cells by apoptosis

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Checkpoint controls

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12
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Entry & progression through cell cycle controlled by changes in levels/activities of _________

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Cyclins

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13
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Levels of various cyclins

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  • increase at specific stages of cell cycle followed by
  • rapid degradation as cell moves through the cycle.
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14
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Cyclins accomplish regulatory functions by_______

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complexing with then activating CDKs ( cyclin dependent kinases ).

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15
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Cyclins/CDKs complexes exert effects by ______

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phosphorylating selected group of protein substrates

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16
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where in the cell cycle are: labile cells

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continually cycling

17
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where in the cell cycle are: stable cells

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G0 (until they need to proliferate /injury/)

18
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where in the cell cycle are: permanent cells

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do not enter cell cycle

19
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Cells of body divided into three groups depending on relationship to cell cycle.

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  1. Labile cells
  2. Stable cells
  3. Permanent cells
20
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Ability of proliferation inversely correlated with

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degree of differentiation

21
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Under normal conditions are continuously dividing & dying cells

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Labile cells

22
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Labile cells examples

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Haemopoietic cells
Surface epithelial cells

23
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Component of ECM

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  1. fibrous structure proteins include collagens & elastin’s.
  2. water –hydrated gels ( proteoglycans and hyaluronan. permit lubrication
    3.Adhesive glycoproteins connect the matrix elements.
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