Cell Injury ( Part 2 ) : Various Mechanisms, Reversible & Irreversible Injury, Necrosis (HD)

Topics :
-Different Mechanisms of Cell Injury
-Cell Injury by ATP Depletion
-Cell Injury by Mitochondrial Damage
-Cell Injury by increased Cytosolic Calcium
-Cell Injury by Reactive Oxygen Species
-Free Radicals
-How Free Radicals Are Formed
-Fenton Reaction
-Different Antioxidants
-Mechanism of Cell Injury by Free Radicals
-Cell Injury by Membrane Damage
-Cell Injury by Misfolded Protein & DNA Damage
-Reversible & Irreversible Cell Injury
-Hallmark of Reversible Cell Injury
-Morphology of Reversible Cell Injury
-Two Persistant Phenomena of Irreversible Cell Injury
-Types of Irreversible Cell Injury
-Definition of Necrosis
-Cytoplasmic Findings of Necrosis
-Nuclear Findings of Necrosis : Pyknosis, Karyorrhexis, Karyolysis
-Autolysis & Heterolysis
-Basic Types of Necrosis
-Coagulative Necrosis
-Liquefactive Necrosis
-Caseous Necrosis
-Gangrenous Necrosis
-Wet Gangrene
-Fat Necrosis
-Fat Saponification
-Fibrinoid Necrosis
-Difference Between Necrosis & Apoptosis