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Cell Injury Pathology by sudiptosaha925 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Cell injury occurs when adaptive responses are exceeded, leading to reversible or irreversible damage and potential cell death. Reversible injury is characterized by cellular swelling and fatty changes, while irreversible injury leads to necrosis or apoptosis. Various causes, including oxygen deprivation, physical and chemical agents, and genetic factors, can trigger cell injury, which is further complicated by mechanisms such as ATP depletion, calcium influx, and oxidative stress.
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- sudiptosaha925
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- EN