Apoptosis
- Created by: Prabin Sunar
- Created on: 09-05-13 08:41
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- Apoptosis
- Defined as programmed cell death, apoptosis is a sequence of biochemical reaction that leads to an orderly and neat cell death.
- 1) Enzymes are released into he cell which leads to the cytoskelton of cell breaking down
- 2)Cytoskelton becomes densely packed with organelles
- 3)"Blebs" form in cell surface membrane.
- 4)Chromatin condense, DNA fragments also break along with the nuclear envelope.
- 5)cell breaks into little vesicles
- 6)These are digested by phagocytes and disposed in order to prevent harm to surrounding cells.
- 5)cell breaks into little vesicles
- 4)Chromatin condense, DNA fragments also break along with the nuclear envelope.
- 3)"Blebs" form in cell surface membrane.
- 2)Cytoskelton becomes densely packed with organelles
- 1) Enzymes are released into he cell which leads to the cytoskelton of cell breaking down
- Defined as programmed cell death, apoptosis is a sequence of biochemical reaction that leads to an orderly and neat cell death.
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