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What happens to the tissues organs and organ systems these cells are damage or disease?
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It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage.
Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accumulation of water or another substance (eg. hydro pic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis.
If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
It depends how severely they are injured
It depends how serious the damage is.
they will dIE
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