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Organelle of the nucleus, functions in synthesis of rRNA

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Nucleolus

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Fundamental cause of necrotic cell death is

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Fundamental cause of necrotic cell death is depletion of ATP

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Examples of extrinsice causes of cell injury

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Physical trauma

Viruses

Toxins

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When repair mechanisms for misfolded proteins/DNA become overwhelmed _________ is initiated.

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When repair mechanisms for misfolded proteins/DNA become overwhelmed apoptosis is initiated.

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Cell Membrane

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Selective Barrier

Structural base for enzymes and receptors

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A in DAMN IT V

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Autoimmune

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Causes of decreased ATP

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Na-K ATPase Pump failure

Increased Aerobic Glycolysis

Detatchment of ribosomes

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Name the membrane bound organelles

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Nucleus, RER, SER, Golgi, Endosome

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Common infectious agent classes that cause cell injury

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Viruses

Bacteria

Fungus

Protozoa

Metazoan

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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Contains ribosomes

Site of protein synthesis

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Major consequences of mitochondrial damage

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Formation of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (MPTP)

Production of ROS

Activation of apoptotic pathways

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Apoptosis and Necrosis

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6 major mechanisms of cell injury

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Decreased ATP

Mitochondrial Damage

Entry of Ca2+

Increased ROS

Membrane Damage

Protein/DNA Damage

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Heterochromatin

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Coiled, transcriptionally inactive

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Immune defects can be categorized as

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Congenital defects

Acquired defects

Autoimmune disease

Hypersensitivity reactions

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Apical surface

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Top of cell

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Cell Injury

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Damage or pathologic alterations in molecules and/or structure that can occur in cells and extracellular components

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Depletion of ATP is associated with

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Hypoxic injury

Toxic injury

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Location of the genome

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Nucleus

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Depletion of ______% of ATP is problematic

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Depletion of 5-10% of ATP is problematic

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________ is required for almost all synthetic and degradative processes within the cell

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ATP is required for almost all synthetic and degradative processes within the cell

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Storage of genetic material

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Nucleus

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Accumulation of Ca2+ causes

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Opening of the MPTP

Enzyme Activation - Membrane and Nuclear Damage

Induction of apoptosis

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Cell injury occurs when the cell cannot

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Cell injury occurs when the cell cannot maintain a steady state

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Most common causes of cell injury

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Oxygen deficiency

Infectious agents

Immunologic dysfunction

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Lysosomes
Digest macromolecules
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
Lacks ribosomes Locus of enzymes that metabolize steroids, drugs, lipids and glycogen
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Golgi Apparatus
Synthesis of complex proteins Production of secretory vesicles and lysosomes
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Basilar surface
Bottom of the cell
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Free radicals are removed from the body by
Spontaneous decay Antioxidants Storage and transport proteins Enzymes
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Cell Polarity
Spatial differences in shape, structure and function of cells
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T in DAMN IT V
Trauma Toxin
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Consequences of membrane damage
Mitochondrial membrane damage Plasma membrane damage Injury to lysosomal membranes
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Which part of the nucleus is not being actively transcribed?
Heterochromatin
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Oxidative stress
When ROS production exceeds antioxidant capacity, can cause cell injury
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Cellular functions are compartmentalized within membrane bound organelles to allow for:
Isolation of potentially harmful substances Creation of unique intracellular microenvironments
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Hypoxia
Partial reduction of oxygen delivery to a tissue
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Many nucleosomes are wound into a helix to form \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Many nucleosomes are wound into a helix to form **chromatin**.
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Free Radicals
Chemicals with a single unpaired electron in an outer orbit
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Causes of cell injury are broadly characterized as
Extrinsic Intrinsic Both
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Components of the cytoskeleton
Actin microfilaments Intermediate filaments Microtubules
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Nucleolus is composed of
RNA Protein Chromatin
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Pyrimidines
Cytosine Thymine
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Euchromatin
Uncoiled, transcriptionally active
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Ischemia
Reduction in blood supply that results in hypoxia
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Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)
Oxygen derived free radical, degraded and removed by cell defense systems
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M in DAMN IT V
Metabolic
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Endosomal Vesicles
Shuttles internalized materian within cell Directs newly synthesized materials to cell surface or cell organelle
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DNA is organized around __________ into nucleosomes.
DNA is organized around **histones** into nucleosomes.
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V in DAMN IT V
Vascular
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Examples of physical agents that cause cell injury
Trauma Temperature extremes Electrical injury Ionizing radiation
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Contents and position of cell organelles are regulated by the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Contents and position of cell organelles are regulated by the **cytoskeleton**.
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Analytes used to determine hepatocellular injury
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT)
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Oxygen is required for _____________ in the mitochondria
Oxygen is required for **oxidative phosphorylation** in the mitochondria
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Anoxia
No oxygen delivery to a tissue
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Spatial differences within cells is referred to as?
Cell Polarity
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Chromatin wound again into a supercoiled \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Chromatin wound again into a supercoiled **chromosome**. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Only seen during division
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Purines
Adenine Guanine
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Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT)
Located in cytoplasm of hepatocytes Converts alanine to pyruvate
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Immune dysfunction as a cause of cell injury
Immune system fails to respond to infectious agents
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ATP is produced through 2 primary metabolic pathways
Aerobic - TCA Cycle Anaerobic - Glycolysis
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Example of a congenital defect that causes immune dysfunction
SCIDS in Arabian foals \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Foals dont produce appropriate lymphocytes
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Proteasomes
Selectively degrade denatured proteins Release Peptides
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Purine is bound to pyrimidine by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Purine is bound to pyrimidine by **hydrogen bonds**.
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N in DAMN IT V
Neoplasia Nutritional
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Cytoskeleton
Responsible for cell movement Maintains cell shape and intracellular organization Can move organelles and proteins within the cell
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Waste management organelles
Lysosomes Proteasomes
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Prominence is a subjective measure of
Prominence is a subjective measure of **a cells synthetic activity**
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Mitochondria
Site of aerobic metabolism Regulator of apoptosis
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D in DAMN IT V
Degenerative
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When hepatocytes undergo cellular injury _______ is released.
When hepatocytes undergo cellular injury **ALT** is released.
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DAMN IT V
Mnemonic for differential diagnosis
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Causes of free radical formation
UV Light Ionizing Radiation Smoking Air Polution Inflammation Metabolism
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Acquired defects that cause immune dysfunction from \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, __________ or ___________ that result in damage to lymphoid tissue
Acquired defects that cause immune dysfunction from **Viral Infections**, **Chemicals** or **Drugs** that result in damage to lymphoid tissue
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Peroxisomes
Breakdown fatty acids Generates hydrogen peroxide
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I in DAMN IT V
Inflammatory Infectious Iatrogenic Idiopathic
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Genetic mutations are an example of _______ causes of cell injury
Genetic mutations are an example of **intrinsic** causes of cell injury

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