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- Irreversible cell injury can cause cell death.
- Mild to moderate stress can cause
- The causes of cell injury (reversible or irreversible) are; i) Genetic causes ii) Age causes iii) Acquired causes iv) All of the above
- The major adaptive responses are atrophy, hypertrophy, metaplasia, dysplasia, hyperplasia and;
- One of the acquired etiology of cell injury is phycological factor which caused by all these factors below except;
- Ischemia and hypoxia both limit the supply of oxygen to the ________ thus causing decreased ATP generation from ADP.
- If the ischemia or hypoxia is short duration, the effects are reversible coronary artery occlusion, myocardial contractility.
- In hypoxia, anaerobic glycolytic energy production continues and thus cell injury is ______
- Due to low ________ supply to the cell aerobic respirations by mitochondria fails first
- What is Ultrastructural Changes?
- What essential phenomena always distinguish irreversible from reversible cell injury?
- What is the morphology of Reversible Cell Injury ?
- Define irreversible cell injury.
- What is Necrosis?
- How does hypoxia cause cell injury?
- What is irreversible cell injury?
- Where does Autolysis occur ?
- What are the main causes of cellular ageing?
- Can lifestyle factors affect cellular ageing?
- Three 3 mechanisms of ageing are ageing genes, free radical injury and loss of repair mechanism.
- Which one (1)system of organ changes in ageing?
- What role does oxidative stress play in cellular ageing?
- Which organelle is most commonly associated with mitochondrial dysfunction in ageing cells?
- What is the primary role of cellular senescence in the ageing process?
- What is the primary consequence of telomere shortening in ageing cells?
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