ADAPTATIONS
CELL INJURY &
CELL DEATH
ADAPTASI SEL , JEJAS SEL & KEMATIAN SEL.
pd saat mengalami stres fisiologis/rangsang
patologis → sel melakukan adaptasi → utk mencapai kondisi
baru & mempertahankan kelangsungan hidup
Change in size
Change in number of
cells
Change into another
type of cell
ATROFI:
penyusutan (peng-keriputan) ukuran sel dgn jalan hilangnya substansi sel.
Merupakan bentuk respons adaptasi & dpt bertumpuk tumpuk s/d
kematian sel.
Atrofi fisiologik :
1. Masa pertumbuhan embionik awal : Duktus tiroglosus; notochord.
2. Uterus : Mengecil stlh partus.
Atrofi patologik
Tergantung penyebabnya, bisa lokal atau general (umum).
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Mekanisme terjadinya atrofi
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1. HORMONAL HYPERPLASIA
Proliferasi epitel kelenjar mammae perempuan saat pubertas &
kehamilan. Juga hiperplasia fisiologik pada uterus waktu hamil.
2. COMPENSATORY HYPERPLASIA
Proliferasi & regenerasi sel hepar setelah hepatektomi
partial.
MECHANISMS OF HYPERPLASIA.
1. Increased local production of growth factors.
2. Increased levels of growth factors on the responding cells
3. Activation of particular intracellular signaling pathways
Pathologic Hyperplasia
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Dysplasia
Disorderly overgrowth
of cells
Premalignant
Metaplasia
One cell type to another
Reversible
Metaplasia,
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merupakan perubahan reversibel suatu tipe sel dewasa diganti
oleh tipe sel dewasa lainnya. (epitelial maupun mesenkimal)
Figure 1-6 Metaplasia. A, Schematic diagram of columnar to squamous metaplasia. B, Metaplastic transformation of esophageal stratified squamous epithelium (left) to
mature columnar epithelium (so-called Barrett metaplasia).
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Metaplasia.
Figure 1-6
B, Metaplastic
transformation
of esophageal
stratified
squamous
epithelium (left)
to mature
columnar
epithelium (so-
called Barrett
metaplasia).
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JEJAS SEL
All disease occurs
because of cell injury
Either because of the
injury itself or the repair
process that follows
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Hypoxia
Inadequate oxygenation
Most common cause of cell
injury
Usually due to ischemia
Causes chemical & acid-
base imbalances
Reversible if O2 restored or
death if not
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Direct Physical Action
Major problems are
hemorrhage &
ischemia
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Ionizing radiation
Ionizing Radiation
Ionizes H2O into H+ &
OH-
OH- attaches to DNA
& prevents cell
reproduction
DNA mutations
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Ionizing radiation
Toxic molecular injury
Toxic Molecular Injury
Dose related
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Ionizing radiation
Toxic molecular injury
Microbes
Microbes
Toxins can
interfere with
protein synthesis
or utilization of O2
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Ionizing radiation
Toxic molecular injury
Microbes
Inflammatory & immune reactions
Inflammatory & Immune Reactions
Due to cell injury &
then in turn causes
injury
Causes of Cell Injury
Hypoxia
Direct physical action
Ionizing radiation
Toxic molecular injury
Microbes
Inflammatory & immune reactions
Nutritional imbalances
Genetic defects
Aging
Mekanisme jejas sel
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a.Depletion of ATP
= Kekurangan ATP
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b.Mitochondria
dysfunction in
cell injury.
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Intracellular Accumulations
Some due to
phagocytosis or other
normal physiologic
mechanisms
Intracellular Accumulations
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Kario-reksis (kiri) & Kariolisis (kanan)
kusumowardoj
o - FK Unair,
Surabaya
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Beberapa bentuk Nekrosis
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Figure 1-26 A, Apoptosis of epidermal cells in an immune-mediated reaction. The apoptotic cells are visible in the epidermis
with intensely eosinophilic cytoplasm and small, dense nuclei. H&E stain. (Courtesy of Dr. Scott Granter, Brigham and
Women's Hospital, Boston, MA.) B, High power of apoptotic cell in liver in immune-mediated hepatic cell injury. (Courtesy of
Dr. Dhanpat Jain, Yale University, New Haven, CT.)
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Figure 1-25 Ultrastructural features of apoptosis. Some nuclear fragments show peripheral crescents of compacted
chromatin, whereas others are uniformly dense. (From Kerr JFR, Harmon BV: Definition and incidence of apoptosis: a
historical perspective. In Tomei LD, Cope FO (eds): Apoptosis: The Molecular Basis of Cell Death. Cold Spring Harbor, NY, Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1991, pp 5-29.)
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Apoptosis dlm situasi fisiologik
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