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Cell Death

Molecular classification: Other

Overview

Cell death refers to the event in which a biological cell ceases to function and ultimately dies. This process is fundamental for development, tissue homeostasis, and the removal of damaged or potentially dangerous cells. Cell death can occur as a natural, regulated process (programmed cell death) or as an uncontrolled response to injury or disease (necrosis).

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Cell deathApoptosisAutophagyTissue homeostasisDevelopment

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CancerNeurodegenerative diseaseIschemic injuriesInflammation

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