Lecture 6: tissue renewal Flashcards
Parenchymal cells
-functional cells of organ
-hepatocytes, myocytes
stromal cells
-supporting structure of organs
-ECM, blood vessels, connective tissue
Tissue regeneration
-replacement of injured tissue with cells of same type and function
tissue repair
-when damage cannot be reverse by regenration alone
Responses to Tissue INjury
-regeneration
-repair
-fibrosis
Stages of healing
- hemostasis
- inflammation
- proliferation
- remodeling
hemostasis
-minutes after injury
-local vasoconstriction
-activation of platelets and clotting factors to form fibrin clot
-creates scaffold for migrating cells
Inflammation
-hours
-drived by platelet-derived mediators, bacteria, and chemoattractants
Proliferation
-days
-mediated by macrophage and fibroblast-derived growth factors
Remodeling
-weeks to months
-transition from type III to type I collagen
-restore tensile strength of tissue
Determinants of Regeneration vs Repair
-nature of cells injured
-extent of injury
-any inflammation?
-underlying disease (diabetes)
Primary intention
-wound closed with surgical intervention
-edges brought together
-best for clean wounds in vascularized areas
secondary intention
-wound open
-left to heal randomly
-good for contaminated wounds
-increased scarring
tertiary intention
-delayed primary closure
-good for initially infected wounds
Cell proliferation
-driven by growth factors
-ability of cell to divide