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530.304 – General Pathology Lecture Notes The type of necrosis is dependent on the nature, intensity and duration of the injurious agent, and the type of cell involved. Note that initial membrane damage allows Ca+2 leakage with subsequent activation of Ca-dependent phosphatases and lipases.
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