pathology Flashcards

1
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what is apoptosis

A

programmed cell death

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2
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example of apoptotic enzyme

A

p53

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3
Q

what does apoptosis require

A

proteases called caspases

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4
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what do caspases do

A

destroy cell organelles

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5
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how are caspases activated

A
  • signals from outside the cell

- internal signal such as DNA damage

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6
Q

example of tumour necrosis factor

A

Fas

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7
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what does ligand binding to Fas cause

A

assembly of a death-inducing signal

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8
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what is a fertilised cell called

A

zygote

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9
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what does it mean by stem cells are totipotent

A

they can differentiate into any cell type in the adult body

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10
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what does trophectoderm give rise to

A

fatal cells of the placenta

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11
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what does the inner cell mass become

A

all other cell types of the body

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12
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what are the 2 properties of stem cells

A
  • self renewal

- pluripotency or totipotency

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13
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what does self renewal mean

A

ability to divide indefinitely without differentiating

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