Tissue Homeostasis Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What can uncontrolled proliferation lead to

A

Cancer multiplying

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2
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What does not enough proliferation lead to

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Can’t replace cells

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3
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What is apoptosis

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Cell death

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4
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What are the 6 stages of mitosis

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Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis - part of telophase

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5
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What happens in interphase

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Nucleolus and nuclear envelope are distinct and the chromosomes are in threadlike form chromatin

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6
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What happens in prophase

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Chromosomes appear condensed nuclear envelope in not apparent

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7
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What happens in metaphase

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Thick coiled chromosomes each with two chromatids are lined up on the metaphase plate

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8
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What happens in anaphase

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Chromatids have separated and move towards the poles

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9
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What happens in telophase

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Chromosomes are at the poles becoming more diffuse nuclear envelope reforms cytoplasm may be dividing

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10
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What is cytokinesis

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Division into two daughter cells is completed

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11
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What causes DNA damage or loss

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Ionising radiation
Chemotherapy
Free radicals

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12
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What does energy failure cause

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Lack of oxygen
Lack of glucose
Mitochondrial failure

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13
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What does mechanical disruption cause

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Trauma
Osmotic pressure

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14
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What does membrane damage cause

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Free radicals

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15
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What does failure of membrane functional integrity cause

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Damage to ion pumps
Complement or perforin
Bacterial toxins

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16
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What does blockage of metabolic pathways cause

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Interruption of protein synthesis
Respiratory poisons
Hormone/growth factor lack

17
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What does insufficient carbohydrate lead to

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Cannot make ATP which most cell repair and maintenance mechanisms rely on

18
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What does insufficient protein lead to

A

Not enough amino acids to make proteins

19
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What do vitamin deficiencies lead to

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Various effects including scurvy (vitamin C) where patients can’t cross link collagen leading to tissue damage

20
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What does calorie surplus lead to

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Obesity e.g. inflammation

21
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What is autophagy

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Cells can end up ‘eating themselves’

22
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What ischemia

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Lack of blood supply so oxygen is cut off no ATP cell injury

23
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What is reperfusion

A

When the blood supply and oxygen comes back

24
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How does novichok nerve agent work

A

Organophosphate acetylcholine esterase inhibitor
Works by increasing ACh at NMJ, muscle contract, respiratory and cardiac arrest are possible
Can treat with atropine

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What is atrophy
Cells become smaller Fewer organelles and reduced function
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What is hypertrophy
Cells become bigger Same number of cells Can improve function and be adaptive Can be pathological
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What is hyperplasia
Cells proliferate increase in number in response to increased demand
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What is metaplasia
Cells change from one type to another Reversible Is benign
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What is dysplasia
Cells change into a pathologically abnormal form
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What is necrosis
Pathological cell death Cell membrane loses integrity and cell contents leak out
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What is apoptosis
Programmed cell death Prevent tumour development Part of healthy tissue homeostasis
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What are the 2 pathways for apoptosis
Intrinsic and extrinsic