Titlebook: Cell death in biology and pathology; I. D. Bowen,R. A. Lockshin Book 1981 Chapman and Hall Ltd 1981 DNA.DNA repair.biology.cell.cell cycle

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Tissue homeostasis and cell death,ry fission but also the loss of postmitotic cells by selective deletion and general senescence. At maturity, the volume and shape of most tissues containing mitotic cells is mainly a balance between the rate at which cells are produced and the rate at which they die, death occurring either in the ti

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Cell senescence and death in plants,. It is implicated extensively in the death of whole plants, e. g. monocarpic plants which reproduce once only and die, or polycarpic plants which reproduce either a few or many times before dying, and with the death of parts of polycarpic plants. This latter point is seen in the case of flower, lea

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Cell death and the disease process. The role of calcium,rt of the economy of every organism even during development and, of course, in its ultimate demise, and in medicine because cell death forms an important part of virtually every disease. We have been studying the events associated with cellular death for over 20 years and, in this chapter, will brie

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Cell death ,,ques were first developed at the turn of this century. During the subsequent fifty years it was commonly believed that the inability to propagate vertebrate cells . indefinitely was attributable to an incomplete understanding of optimum culture conditions.

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