Basic Cellular Rxns to CNS Injury - Glial cells and shit Flashcards

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Neuropil

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Background on slide but most important part, where 99% of all synapses are

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Nissl Bodies

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RER that make proteins to be sent out (like neuropeptides)

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Axonal Reaction (Central Chromatolysis)

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Following injury - more ribosomes for internal production, not Nissl bodies bc don’t want external. Nuc falls to edge and loses color

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PNS vs. CNS Axonal Regeneration

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Can vs. can’t. Schwann cells aid

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Eosinophilic Nerve Cell Change

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From destructive injury/necrosis

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Simple (chronic) Atrophy

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Shrinks and works at reduced capacity. Remove insult and can recover almost 100%

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Main Diff of Human Brains (from others)

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Astrocytes have shitload more processes

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Reactive (Gemistocytic) Astrocytes

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Get hypertrophic when damage done to CNS

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Two Ways Astrocytes Prevent Cell Death on Edge of Ischemia

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Release GFs that tell cells to live and eat toxins coming in from necrotic area

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4 Beneficial Aspects of Reactive Astrocytes

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Restore ionic homeostasis
Remove glutamate
Release GFs
Restore BBB

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3 Potential Negative Effects of Reactive Astrocytes

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May interfere w/ neurite outgrowth, block remyelination, or contribute to seizure focus

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Alzheimer Type II Astrocyte

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NOT ASSOCIATED W/ AD. Large vacuolated astrocyte from metabolic insult to NS (not destructive) like from liver disease. Don’t work so then effects can also affect neurons

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Gitter Cells

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CNS macs, activate and signal for blood monocytes to join (BBB gets leakier)

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Choroid Plexus Transformation

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Ependymal cilia change to microvilli, look like kidney epithelial cells

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