sejthalál
Sejthalál, or cell death, is the process by which a cell ceases to live and is removed from a tissue. It is a fundamental biological phenomenon that can be physiological, supporting development and tissue turnover, or pathological, contributing to disease. Sejthalál is generally categorized as programmed (regulated) death or as uncontrolled death resulting from acute injury.
The most studyied form is apoptosis, a programmed process driven by intracellular signaling pathways that activate
In contrast, necrosis is an uncontrolled form of cell death arising from severe injury, leading to cell
Understanding sejthalál has wide implications for medicine, including cancer therapy that aims to induce cancer cell