Role of Myelin figures in a cell injury?
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In irreversible cell injury, there is a Mild increase in cytosolic calcium, Due to that Phospholipid Combine calcium. Which damages the cell membrane. And cell gets deid. Remnant of cell membrane call Myelin figures.
Mitochondrial damage in cell injury