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What is apoptosis?
What is apoptosis?
- A pathway of cell death involving the formation of tumors
- A pathway of cell death involving degradation of nuclear DNA and proteins (correct)
- A pathway of cell death involving inflammation and leakage of cellular contents
- A pathway of cell death involving rapid cell division
How are apoptotic bodies cleared?
How are apoptotic bodies cleared?
- Destroyed by necrotic cells
- Consumed by phagocytes with little leakage of cellular contents (correct)
- Released into the bloodstream
- Excreted through the cell membrane
What regulates apoptosis?
What regulates apoptosis?
- Hormonal imbalance
- Cell membrane integrity
- Genetic mutations
- Biochemical pathways controlling death- and survival-inducing signals (correct)
What are the causes of apoptosis?
What are the causes of apoptosis?
What activates enzymes called caspases in apoptosis?
What activates enzymes called caspases in apoptosis?
What is apoptosis?
What is apoptosis?
What happens to the fragments of apoptotic cells?
What happens to the fragments of apoptotic cells?
What are the causes of apoptosis?
What are the causes of apoptosis?
How is apoptosis regulated?
How is apoptosis regulated?
What activates enzymes called caspases in apoptosis?
What activates enzymes called caspases in apoptosis?
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