Question 5 The term apoptosis means: 1-Cell death 2-Cell division 3-Cell growth 4-Cell metabolism
Question 5
The term apoptosis means:
1-Cell death
2-Cell division
3-Cell growth
4-Cell metabolism
Homework Answers
apoptosis is the programmed cell death, If a cell is damaged the cell undergoes apoptosis, so that surrouding cells are not affected due this cell, so apopotosis is 1) cell death
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Question 5
The term apoptosis means:
1-Cell death
2-Cell division
3-Cell growth
4-Cell metabolism
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