问题
单项选择题
细胞坏死时，具有标志性的改变是（）
A.核溶解、胞质浓缩和胞膜破裂
B.核碎裂、核膜破裂和核质浓缩
C.核溶解、核质少和胞膜破裂
D.核固缩、胞质浓缩和细胞膜皱缩
E.核固缩、核碎裂和核溶解
答案
参考答案：E
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细胞坏死时，具有标志性的改变是（）
A.核溶解、胞质浓缩和胞膜破裂
B.核碎裂、核膜破裂和核质浓缩
C.核溶解、核质少和胞膜破裂
D.核固缩、胞质浓缩和细胞膜皱缩
E.核固缩、核碎裂和核溶解
参考答案：E
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