The Mechanisms Of Cell Death Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

Necrosis

A

• Always pathological
• Affects adjacent group of cells
• Passive
• Causes inflammatory reaction
• Cell size is increased
• Plasma membrane is distrupted

• Denaturation of intracellular proteins,
• Leakage of celluar contents through damaged
membranes
• Enymatic digestion in the lethally injured cell

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2
Q

digestion of the cell by catalytic enzymes
secreted by itself

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Autolysis

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3
Q

digestion of the cell by catalytic enzymes
secreted by surronding leucocytes

A

Heterolysis

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4
Q

Morphological changes in necrotic cells

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Nucleus: Three different patterns depending on distruption of
DNA
• Pyknosis
• Karyorrhexis
• Karyolysis
• Cytoplasm:
• Eosinophilic
• Homogeneous
• vacuolated

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5
Q

Morphological patterns of necrosis

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• Coagulation Necrosis
• Liquefaction necrosis
• Caseous necrosis
• Fat necrosis

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6
Q

Apoptosis

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• Programmed cell death
• Physiological or pathological
• Affect single cells
• Active
• No inflammatory reaction
• Cell size is shrunken
• Plasma membrane is intact

• A pathway of cell death
• Cells activate intrinsic enzymes
• The enzymes degrade the cells’ own nuclear DNA and nuclear and
cytoplasmic proteins
• Apoptotic cells break up into fragments
• apoptotic bodies, which contain portions of the cytoplasm and nucleus.

• Plasma membrane of the apoptotic cell and bodies remains intact
• But its structure is altered
• These become ‘’tasty’’ targets for phogocytes
• Cellular content does not leak out
• There is no inflammatory response

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7
Q

Apoptosis requires

A

ATP

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8
Q

Phases of apoptosis

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Signaling phase
Execution phase
Degradation phase Apoptptic bodies
Phagocbytic phase

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9
Q

Mechanism of apoptosis depends on caspase enzymes via two pathways

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Mitochondrial (intrinsic) pathway
Death receptor (extrinsic) pathway

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10
Q

Cytochrome c çıkışı varsa

A

Apoptosis

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11
Q

BCL2, BCXL, MCL1

A

anti-
apoptotic

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12
Q

BAX and BAK

A

Pro apoptosis

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13
Q

BH3 senses …..
And activate …..

A

Damage
BAX BAK

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14
Q

The Death Receptor
(Extrinsic) Pathway of
Apoptosis

A

• ligand-binding
• death receptorsg on
the cell surface
• tumour necrosis
factor receptor
(TNFR) gene family
• TNFR1
factor receptor
(TNFR) gene family
• TNFR1 and Fas
(CD95)

• Fas ligand expressed
mainly on activated
T lymphocytes

• Ligand binding
• clustering of receptor
molecules on the cell
surface
• initiation of a signal
transduction cascade
• activation of caspases

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15
Q

Normal hücre zarında phosphatidilserine …..
Apoptotic body de ………

A

İçte
Dışta fagosiztozlar tanır

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16
Q

FLIP

A

Caspaselerin aktivasyonunu engeller

17
Q

DNA damaged ……. Birikir

18
Q

Pyroptosis release of

A

Fever induced
Ng cytokine IL1

19
Q

Ferroptosis

A

Glutathione dependent antioxidant defenses