Mitochondrial changes in cell injury Mitochondrial changes during cell injury are explained in a pictorial flow chart Reversible cell injury-results in swelling & amorphous deposits in mitochondria Irreversible cell injury-results in swelling with vacuoles & large deposits
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Nuclear changes in cell injury Nuclear changes in cell injury are explained in a flowchart. Reversible cell injury-Results in clumped chromatin in nucleus Irreversible cell injury-Results in karyolysis, karyorrhexis, pyknosis
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Reversible cell injury Q. 1 Myelin figures are associated with cell injury due to: A Ischemic injury B Chemical injury C Infection D None of the above Q. 1 Myelin figures are associated with cell injury due to: A Ischemic injury B Chemical injury C Infection D None of the above Ans. A Explanation: The
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Reversible cell injury REVERSIBLE CELL INJURY Reversible cell injury occurs when the stress is mild to moderate and the cell can recover. Hypoxia is the most common cause of cell injury which is caused due to ischemia. Mechanism of Reversible cell injury- Following mechanisms are responsible for reversible cell injury- Decreased generation of cellular ATP—
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