Biology, asked by HimamshuKale, 1 year ago

what happens to the cells of injured tissue

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Answered by Karthikvijay
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cell get damaged ,sometimes it die ,and try to recover the damages

rajeshpai4877: 1. Many cells of the injured tissue get damaged. Some cells of the injured tissue undergo division to form new cells. Thus, the cells lost in the injury are restored back.
2. So, new cells are formed by cell division which helps to repair and heal the injured tissue.
Answered by mindfulmaisel
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The cells of an injured tissue undergo a process called necrosis or apoptosis.  

        Apoptosis is termed as programmed cell death whereas, necrosis means sudden death.

       In the process of apoptosis, the cells undergo death in a programmed fashion which involves steps such as Cell shrinkage, nuclear fragmentation, Cytoskeleton disruption and "formation of apoptotic bodies".  

       These apoptotic bodies are cleaned by lysosomes.

       In the case of necrosis, proper cleaning or recycling of the cellular components does nit take place leading to the formation of scar or sometimes a benign tumor-like formation.  

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