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Cellular Response to Injury 1. Cells have adaptive responses to stresses like hypertrophy, hyperplasia, atrophy, and metaplasia to maintain homeostasis. 2. If stresses exceed adaptive capabilities, reversible or irreversible cell injury occurs. Irreversible injury leads to necrosis or apoptosis. 3. Causes of cell injury include oxygen deprivation, chemicals, infections, immunological reactions, genetics, nutrition, physical trauma, and aging. Cell injury occurs first at the molecular level and morphologica
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