cellular injury

What Causes Cellular Injury?

Cellular injury arises when cells are unable to maintain homeostasis due to exposure to harmful agents. These agents can be categorized into several types:
Chemical Agents: Chemicals such as heavy metals, solvents, and pesticides can disrupt cellular processes.
Biological Agents: Bacteria, viruses, and fungi can induce injury through infection and inflammation.
Physical Agents: Radiation, temperature extremes, and mechanical trauma can cause physical damage to cells.

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