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Basic Principles of Cellular and Organ Pathology Steatosis · Leukotrienes (LT) and lipoxins (LP),...
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General PathologyBasic Principles of Cellular and Organ Pathology
SteatosisMitochondrial , Lysosomal,
and
Peroxisomal
Disorders.
Inst. Pathol. ,1st Med. Faculty, Charles Univ. Prague
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Steatosis. Mitochondrial and Peroxisomal
Disorders - table of contents
Steatosis
– Pathogenesis of cell injury
– morphology
– complications
– differential diagnosis
– organelles involved in lipid metabolismGER + GA
mitochondria (& mitochondriopaties)
lysosomes (acquired and inborn diseases)
– lipids in signaling
– Pathology of peroxisomes (& a case report)
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Pathogenesis of Cell Injury and Cell
Death
ATP depletion
Oxygen and oxygen-derived free
radicals
Intracellular calcium and loss of
calcium steady state
Defects in membrane permeability
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Pathogenesis of Cell Injury & Cell Death
ATP depletion
decrease/loss of mitochondrial ATP
synthesis
cell swelling, lipogenesis & active
cell transport
loss of integrity of plasma membrane
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clinic reversible ireversible
Huether SE, Mc Cance KL: Understanding Pathophysiology
Huether S., Mc Cance K.L. eds.:
Understanding Pathophysiology. 3rd ed., Mosby, 2004, 1235 pages, p.70
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Steatosis (Fatty Change)Definition:
acquired metabolic disorder
with intracellular accumulation
of lipid droplets
(x lipomatosis, adipositas - increase of fatty
tissue amount)
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Steatosis - morphologyMacroscopy:yellowish - orange color of organs
(+ carotenoids - lipochrom)
Microscopy:microvacuolar cytoplasm - foamy
cellmacrovacuolar – unilocular
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Steatosis - techniquesFixation
Freezing - cryostat sections
Watery fixatives – 10% formalin
Staining
Aniline dyes – Sudan Red, Sudan Black, Oil Red
Luxol blue – phospholipids- myelin sheets
Polarization – lung surfactant in premature lungs
Fluorochrome lipid staining with benzpyrene – lung surfactant in premature lungs
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Steatosis hepatis
LIVER - major organ of fat
metabolism
abnormal accumulations
of TRIGLYCERIDES within
parenchymal cells
Causes:
obesity
alcohol abuse
protein malnutrition
diabetes mellitus, toxins
drugs
anoxia
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LDL
Chylomicron
LDL receptor
Lipids in food emulgation (bile salts)
digestion (pancreatic lipase)
micelles
Enterocytes
chylomicrons synthesis
release to lymphatic vessels
to blood and tissues
Tissues
Fatty acids for β-oxidation (lipoprotein lipases)
Cholesterol in the Body dietary – chylomicrons
endogenous (liver – AcetylCoA)
75% - bile acids
skin – kalcitriol
adrenals and gonads - steroid hormones
LDL – cholesterol to the tissues
HDL - produced as a protein rich particle in
the liver and intestine; can transport CH from
the tissues to the liver – scavenger function
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Lipids accumulation in cells
(sometimes causing cellular injury)
normal cellular constituent accumulating
in excess
abnormal substance, usually a product
of abnormal metabolism
pigment
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Processes Resulting in Abnormal
Intracellular Accumulations
Abnormal metabolism of a normal
endogenous substance (e. g. fatty liver)
Lack of an enzyme necessary for the
metabolism of a normal or abnormal
endogenous substance (e. g. lysosomal
storage disease)
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Clear Intracellular Vacuoles
& adjunct techniques
accumulations of water neg.
lipides SUDAN, OIL RED
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Organelles Involved
in Lipid Metabolism
Granular Endoplasmic
Reticulum GER + Golgi app.
mitochondria
lysosomes
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GER - lipoprotein synthesis
enterocytes Apo B48
monoacylglycerols (fatty acids)
triacylglycerols - chylomicrons
hepatocytes Apo B100
Very Low Density Lipoproteins
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GER - lipoprotein synthesis
DISORDERS
hepatocytes
lack of Apo B100 synthesis -
toxins
toxic steatosis
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Mitochondria - beta oxidation
fatty acids - carnitinacyltranpherase 1
+ coenzyme A -
carnitinacyltranspherase 2
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Mitochondria - beta oxidation
DISORDERS
fatty acids - carnitinacyltranpherase 1
+ coenzyme A - transport malfunction
carnitinacyltranpherase 2
beta oxidation defect - hypoxia, anoxia
hypoxic steatosis
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Mitochondria - semiautonomous
organelles (circular mtDNA, division)
isolated
network
spiral chain
Outer membrane
Inner membrane
Cristae
Matrix
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Mitochondria - semiautonomous
organelles (circular mtDNA, division)
Function
beta oxidation,
Krebs cycle,
OXFOS
protein sorting
& synthesis
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Mitochondria - life cycle
division
majority of
proteins coded in
the nucleus
degradation in
the
autophagosomes
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Mitochondria - genetics
circular mtDNA
haploid (maternal origin)
2-20 mtDNA molecules in one
mitochondrion
100 -10 000 mtDNA molecules in one
cell
variable amplification
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Mitochondria vs. Nucleusgenetics
circular mtDNA
haploid (maternal
origin)
2-20 mtDNA
molecules in one
mitochondrion
100 -10 000 mtDNA
molecules in one cell
asynchrone replication
linear - chromosomes
diploid 23 pairs
(maternal+paternal)
46 macromolecules per
one nucleus
46 macromolecules per
one cell
synchronized replication
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Mitochondria vs. Nucleusgenetics
homoplasmia
heteroplasmia
polyplasmia
only some copies
normal + mutated
mtDNA
threshold effect
homozygotic
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Mitochondria - pathology
acquired
– mitochondriosis
– oncocytic change
inborn
– enzymopathies
Prof. H. Hamperl
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Mitochondria - pathology
inborn - enzymopathiesSynthesis defects (partly nucleus coded):
urea and porphyrine
transport proteins
Krebs cycle enzymes succinate deh.
OXFOS nucleus & mitoch. coded
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Mitochondrial diseases
Progressive external ophthalmoplegias
Mitochondrial encephalomyopathies
Undefined mitochondrial
encephalomyopathies
Mitochondrial myopathies
childhood onset, ophtalmoplegia, weekness….
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Myopathia - ragged red fibres
young age: ophtalmoplegia, weakness, cardiomyopathia
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HIF1α destabilization is independent of ROS overproduction.
Porcelli A M et al. Hum. Mol. Genet. 2010;19:1019-1032
Cells bearing mutated mitochondria may gain advantage in a low oxygen/nutrients environment
since they may be more prone to switch their metabolism towards a glycolytic one (d), driving the
shift of the mtDNA mutation towards homoplasmy ….
Oncocytic
tumours
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Nephrosis vasoparalytica
- steatosis
Lipoproteinuria
β - oxidation
disorders
KIDNEY -
ischemia
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Lysosomes - lipid hydrolysis
enzymes - lipase, phospholipase,
sphingomyelinase etc….
membrane diffusion, reutilisation
storage TAG, ChE
transport from the cell - HDL, apo E
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Lysosomes - lipid hydrolysis
DISORDERS
acquired - intensive endocytosis of lipids
- histiocytes – foam cells
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Storage DiseasesDef.:
inborn errors of metabolism (mostly
single gene abnormality) leading to an enzyme defect with subsequent accumulation of the substrate (& lack of the product) in tissues or organs „thesaurismoses“
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Lipidosis (thesaurismosis,
lipid storage disease)
Definition:inborn metabolic disorder
with intracellular accumulation of lipid droplets
(lysosomal enzymopathies)
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Lipidoses - classification
E- defect
Material stored
Location - neuronal, visceral, neurovisceral
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Lipidoses – diagnosis & therapy
E- defect / decreased activity tests
Mutation analysis
Multidisciplinary approach
Substitution of recombinant E
Reduction of stored materiál intake
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Lipid Storage Diseases -1.
Disease E- def Accum.
Lipid
Tissues
Involved
Tay-Sachs
AR
Hexos
aminidase A
GM2
ganglioside
Brain, retinaBlindness, mental
retardation
Gaucher
ARDiff. clin. types
-
Glucosidase
Gluco
cerebrosid
Liver, spleen,
bone marrow,
brain *
Niemann-
Pick AR
Sphingo
myelinase
Sphingo
myelin
Brain, liver
spleen
* substituted E does not cross the BB-barrier
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Lipid Storage Diseases – 2.
Disease E- def Accum.
Lipid
Tissues
Involved
Metachro
matic AR
Leuco
dystrophy
Arylsulfat
ase A
Sulfatid Brain, kidney,
liver, peripheral
nerves
Fabry´s angiokeratoma
corporis
diffusum GR
-galactosid
ase
Ceramid
trihexosid
Skin, kidney,
myocardiumMultiorgan failure
Krabbe´s globoid AR
leukodystrophy
Galactosyl
ceramidase
Galactol
cerebroside
Brain
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Extracellular Steatosis
blood: hyperlipidemias
– increased size of lipoprotein particles (rel.
decrease of the apoprotein component)
– increased number of lipoprotein particles
removed after oxidation via „scavenger receptors“ –
resulting e.g. into aggravated & accelerated
atherosclerosis, pancreatic necrosis
– arcus senilis myringis, arcus senilis corneae
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Hyperlipidemia
- symptom of many different diseases
Primary – monogenic or polygenic
hyperlipidemias
Secondary – due to other diseases –
e.g. DM, nephrotic syndrome
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Primary Hypercholesterolemia
- mutation of LDL rec. gene
accelerated atherosclerosis
heterozygots – middle age atherosclerosis
complications
homozygots – childhood & adolescence
atherosclerosis complications
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Lipids in Cell Signaling - 1
Many of the lipids involved as second messengers in cell signaling pathways arise from the arachidonic acid (AA) pathway.
AA is an unsaturated fatty acid
a normal constituent of membrane phospholipids
released from the phospholipids by the actions of phospholipase A2 (PLA2).
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Lipids in Cell Signaling - 2
Prostaglandins (PG) are generated by the cyclooxygenase (COX).
Constriction or dilation in vascular smooth muscle cells
Aggregation or disaggregation of platelets
Sensitize spinal neurons to pain
Decrease intraocular pressure
Regulate inflammatory mediation
Regulate calcium movement
Control hormone regulation
Control cell growth
Short half-life. Therefore, they exert only a paracrine(locally active) or autocrine (acting on the same cell from which it is synthesized) function
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Lipids in Cell Signaling - 3
Leukotrienes (LT) and lipoxins (LP), are
derived directly from AA without the mediation
of a cyclic endoperoxide.
LT induce inflammation by their chemotactic
and degranulating actions on
polymorphonuclear leucocytes (PML)
the amino acid containing LTs induce
vasoconstriction and bronchoconstriction and
are involved in asthma and anaphylaxis.
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Peroxisomes - microbodiesup to 2 microns – catalase
(in kidney and liver up to 10 times larger)
Function
Degradation: substrate oxidation (etanol)
Anabolism: synthesis of prostaglandins,
cholesterol, billiary acids,
plasmalogens, gluconeogenesis,
transamination
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Peroxisomes - microbodiesDISORDERS
Lack of:Degradation: substrate oxidation
e.g. etanol...
Anabolism: synthesis of
prostaglandins , cholesterol,
billiary acids, gluconeogenesis,
transamination...
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Case report
Zellweger cerebrohepatorenal syndrome
(ZWS)
Def.:
inborn metabolic defect(s)
of several proteins involved in the
assembly of peroxisomes
(5 ZWS variants described sofar)
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Case report
Zellweger cerebrohepatorenal syndrome
(ZWS)
Clinic:
onset at birth – severe hypotonia &
dysmorphia- high forehead, epicanthic folds,
abnormal ears, micrognathia, arched palate
epilepsy, failure to thrive, psychomotor retardation,
pigmentary retinopathy, abnormal liver function
death at about 5 months of age
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Case report
Zellweger cerebrohepatorenal syndrome
(ZWS)
Boy, born from 1st pregnancy in 40th week
2750g/51cm
mother 30yrs, father 31yrs, healthy, non-related
AFP (alpha-feto-protein) positive, after correction of
gestational and USG age of pregnancy negative,
amniocenthesis not performed
born asphyctic, dysmorphia, hypotonia,
hyporeflexia, hypomotility, Apgar 1-5-5
Apgar Score:
• heart rate
• respiration
• muscle tone
• reflex
irritability
• color
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Case report Zellweger cerebrohepatorenal
syndrome
(ZWS)
Genetic investigation
insertion T, position c.2097-2098insT in gene PEX1 in
homozygot status (exon 13, preliminary termination codon
creation), PEX1=peroxin 1, RNDr. Petrovič,PhD, Bratislava
peroxisomal biogenesis disorder (complete lack of
peroxisomes in all cells - Zellweger syndrom.
autosomal recessive heredity - risk 25% for each pregnancy
of healthy parents – carriers
genetic consultation and prenatal diagnostics
recommended
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Case report
Zellweger cerebrohepatorenal syndrome
(ZWS)
Course
hypotonia, no development – neonate level
frequent asphyxia episodes, no succion reflex,
nasogastral canulation for nutrition
hepatopathy
died at 8th months - bronchopneumonia
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I. Defectus metabolicus hereditarius - Syndroma Zellwegeri: Atrophia
cerebri periventricularis. Pachygyria. Dystopia neuronalis cerebri, medullae
oblongatae et cerebelli. Cirrhosis micronodularis hepatis (322,9g).
Hypotonia. Hypotrophia (4001g pro norma minima 7000g). Cystes
subcapsulares renum dispersae.
Defectus septi secundi.
II. Bronchopneumonia catarrhalis purulenta iterata peracta therapia
antibitioticis curata. Tracheitis catarrhalis purulenta acuta.
Bronchopneumonia catarrhalis purulenta acuta focale abscedens loborum
omnium pulmonum, praecipue loborum inferiorum. Insufficientia
cardiorespiratoria terminalis.
III. Bronchopneumonia.
IV. Fetus maturus, generis masculini, ponderis 2750g, longitudinis 51cm.
Graviditas I., hebd. XL. Partus maturus spontaneus positione occipitali.
Asphyxia postnatalis peracta oxygenotherapia curata.
Diagnosis clinico-pathologica
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