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The malfunction of a CELL, NOT A MOLECULE, is the fundamental driver of disease
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Mind Map on The malfunction of a CELL, NOT A MOLECULE, is the fundamental driver of disease, created by Elham Fakhri on 04/11/2013.
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The malfunction of a CELL, NOT A MOLECULE, is the fundamental driver of disease
Malfunction of a CELL
Organelles
Mitochondria
functions of organelles
Disease associated with organelle malfunction
Cell trafficking
protein misfolding
Enviromental factors
Oxidative Stress
Genetical malfunctions
Cell signalling
Malfunction of a MOLECULE
Definition
a molecule is group of atoms covalently bonded togehter
macromolecules
protein/lipids/carbohydrates
DISEASES due to SINGLE MUTATION
SILENT MUTATIONS
change in molecule but no change in cell
INTERPLAY of BOTH
Changes in the molecular level start a chain reaction which eventually leads cell malfunction
a single molecule rarely causes disease: its the combined effect of different factors
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