Inflammation 2.5: Wound Healing Flashcards
What is the stem cell of the bone marrow? What’s its marker?
hematopoietic stem cells; CD34+
Where are the small and large bowel stem cells located?
in the mucosal crypts
What is the stem cell of the lung?
type II pneumocytes
Where are the skin stem cells located?
in the basal layer
What does type I collagen form?
bone (bONE)
What does type II collagen form?
cartilage (carTWOlage)
What does type III collagen form?
pliable structures
What does type IV collagen form?
basement membranes
What is the initial composition of granuloma tissue? What replaces is?
type III collagen –> type I collagen via collagenase and ZINC
Why is wound healing delayed with vitamin C deficiency?
collagen can’t strengthen via hydroxylation
Why is wound healing delayed with zinc deficiency?
lysyl oxidase cannot form collagen cross-links for strength
Why is would healing delayed with copper deficiency?
type III collagen cannot be converted to type I collagen w/o zinc
What kind of collagen is present in excess in a keloid scar?
type III collagen