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CELLULAR ADAPTATION

Adaptations are reversible changes in the size, number, phenotype,


metabolic activity, or functions of cells in response to changes in
their environment.
HYPERTROPHY
HYPERPLASIA
ATROPHY
METAPLASIA
HYPERTROPHY
• DEFINATION – Hypertrophy is an increase in the size of cells that results in
an increase in the size of the affected organ.

• TISSUE INVOLVED – Does not have the capacity to divide ( eg Myocardial


Fibres) due to the synthesis and assembly of additional intracellular
structural components.

• High DNA content than normal, because of cell cycle arrest.

• TYPES –Physiological/ Pathological


HYPERTROPHY
• CAUSE - Specific demand or specific hormone stimulation

• PHYSIOLOGICAL HYPERTROPHY- Exercise induced hypertrophy of


muscles- excess load shared by increasd size of the muscle

• PATHOLOGICAL HYPERTROPHY-Left ventricular hyperttrophy in


hypertension, aortic stenosis

• HYPERTOPHY AND HYPERPLASIA OCCURS SIMULTANEOUSLY IN


PREGNANT UTERUS
HYPERTROPHY
• CHANGES IN MORPHOLOGY-INCREASE IN MYOFILAMENT

• INCREASE IN SIZE OF INDIVIDUAL CELLS AND ORGAN

• INCREASE IN PROTEIN CONTENT


MECHANISM INVOVED HYPERTROPHY
1) SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS-
INITIATION OF GENES INVOLVED IN
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS LIKE GF (TGF,
IGF), TRANSCRIPTION GENES (C-FOS,
C-JUN)
2) SWITCH OF CONTRACTILE PROTEIN
FROM ADULT TO FOETAL TYPE, ALFA -
MYOSIN REPLACED BY BETA- MYOSIN
TO REDUCE REQUIREMENT OF ATP
3) SOME GENES REEXPRESSED IN
HYPERTROPHY LIKE ANF

Other Factors Involved In Hypertrophy

 MECHANICAL STRETCH

 TROPIC TRIGGERS LIKE ANGIOTENSIN -


2,ALFA- ADRENERGIC AGONISTS

 NUTRIENTS , ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS


HYPERPLASIA
• DEFINATION – Hyperplasia is an increase in the number of cells in an
organ or tissue in response to a stimulus.

• SITE- Any tissue that contains divisible cells

• TYPES - PHYSIOLOGICAL/ PATHOLOGICAL

• PHYSIOLOGICAL HYPERPLASIA – HORMONAL/ COMPENSATORY


PHYSIOLOGICAL HYPERPLASIA
• HOMONAL HYPERPLASIA – Happens when functional capacity of
tissue needs to be increasd. Eg- Glandular Epithelial Hyperplasia
in female breast during Puberty and Pregnancy, Muscle Layer
of Pregnant Uterus

• COMPENSATORY HYPERPLASIA -- Partial Resection of Liver Or


Kidney. Bone Marrow cell Hyperplasia in case of acute bleeding
or hemolysis.
MECHANISM OH HYPERPLASIA
PHYSIOLOGICAL-- Transcription Of Genes Encoding Growth
Factors, Receptors of GF, Cell Cycle Regulators

Increased Production of Growth Factors And Growth Factor


Receptor, Activation of Certain Intracellular Pathways

Role of Stem Cells Present in Tissue


PATHOLOGICAL HYPERPLASIA
MECHANISM – Excess Hormone Secretion or Growth Factors
Hormone/GF act only on TARGET CELLS
Eg:
 Endometrial Hyperplasia due to Hormone imbalance
 BHP due to Hormone ANF GF
 Gynaecomasta in Male Breast
 Bone Marrow Hyperplasia in Anaemia
 Epidermal/Ectocervical Hyperplasia (Viral Wart) due to HPV--
Precancerous
ATROPHY
DEFINATION –Atrophy is a reduction in the size of an
organ or tissue due to a decrease in cell size and
number.

Following injury , cell size de cell size decreases,


organ size decreased but survives

Types – Physiological & Pathological


PHYSIOLOGICAL ATROPHY

• In Foetus- T.G Duct, Notocord

• In Childhood- PDA

• In Adults- Tonsil, Thymus, Few Lymph Nodes


PATHOLOGICAL ATROPHY
• Disuse Atrophy , Eg Muscles

• Denervation Atrophy

• Ischaemic Atrophy-Atheroslerosis, Changes In Brain In Old Age

• Inadequate Nutrition – Protein Energy Malnutrition

• Loss Of Endocrine Function –Endometrium, Breast

• Pressure Atrophy-hydronephrosis

• Aging
ATROPHY
MORPHOLOGY
 Decrease in Cell Size

 Decrease in Structural Component

 Atrophic Musce-decreasd
Myofilament,mitochondion, ER

In Summary- Atrophic Cells Are


Reduced In Size But Not Dead.
ATROPHY
MECHANISM :-- Imbalance between Protein Synthesis And Degradation

Breakdown of Protein by :-
1) Lysosome- Destroy endocytose protein, some cell components
2)Ubiquitine-Proteosome Pathway-degrade Cytosol And Nuclear
Protein. Protein Ubiquitine Complex Degrade in Proteosome.
Important in Cancer Cachexia, Muscle Atrophy
METAPLASIA
DEFINATION: Metaplasia is a reversible change in which one
differentiated cell type (epithelial or mesenchymal) is replaced
by another cell type.

OBJECTIVE: Bodies response to external stimuli.

CONSIDERED TO BE AN EARLY PHAGE OF CARCINOGENESIS

DOUBLE AGED SWORD


METAPLASIA
Change due to Stress , like Physical or Chemical Irritation

Cells of Origin Still Debatable, may be Stem Cells or Resident


Embryonic Cells.

Other Factors- GF, Cytokines and ECM

Most Common Change -Squamous Metaplasia


METAPLASIA
Epithelial Change
Bronchous- Cilliated Columner to
Squamous
Gall Bladder Stone- Columner to
Squamous
Barrets Oesophagus – Squamous
to Columner

Mesenchymal Change – Myositis


Ossificans
DYSPLASIA
 DYSPLASIA MEANS DISORDER OF GROWTH

 IT IS A PRECANCEROUS CONDITION

 IT MAY FOLLOW METAPLASIA BUT CAN ALSO OCCURS INDEPENDENTLY. NOT ALL METAPLASIA

DYSPLASTIC

 MAINLY FOUND IN EPITHELIUM

 CHARACTERISED BY LOSS OF ARCHIETECTURE AND UNIFORMITY OF CELLS.

 MITOSIS INCRESED AND MAY PRESENT IN ABNORMAL LOCATION

 CIN-1,CIN-2,CIN-3,CIS

 UNTREATED PROGRESS TO CARCINOMA

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