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What are the three groups of cells (according to proliferative capacity?)
Labile
Stable
Permanent
How do stem cells retain their self-renewal capacity?
Asymmetric replication
Stochastic differentiation
What their induced pluripotent stem cells?
Generated by reprogramming adult diffrentiated cells
Different from ES cells generated through nuclear transfer techniques
What are embryonic stem cells?
Pleuripotent
Used to generate knock-outs
What are somatic stem cells?
Reside within special niche environments
Give rise to rapidly proliferating transient amplifying cells
What is transdifferentiation?
When a cell differentiates into another type
Capacity to differentiate is called developmental plasticity
Likely in vitro rather than in vivo
Where are the stem cells for (1) liver (2) brain (3) skin (4) small intenstine (5) muscle (6) cornea
Liver - oval
brain - dentate gyrus
skin - hair follicle buldge
small intestine - crypt
muscle - satellite cells
cornea - limbus
What are the stages of the cell cycle? What happens during each stage?
G1
S
G2
M
Name a few growth factors.
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What signalling mechanisms for cells exist for cell growth?
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Name a few types of receptors and their signalling transduction pathways
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Which organ shows the ability to regenerate?
Liver
What are the components of the ECM?
Fibrous structural proteins
Adhesive glycoproteins
Gel (of proteoglycans and hyaluronan
Discuss the main types of collagens, their distributions and associated genetic disorders.
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How is collagen synthesized?
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What is the structure of an elastic fibre?
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What are the classes of cell adhesion proteins?
Immunoglobulins
Cadherins
Intergrins
Selectins
What is the sequence of healing?
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What are the mechanisms of angiogenesis? What are the two sources of cells for angiogenesis?
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What are the steps in wound healing?
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What is the pathogenesis of fibrosis?
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