Apoptosis vs. Necrosis: How Cells Live and Die
Balzhan Beibitkyzy Scientific supervisor: Beysenova Aizhan Zhumagazievna- candidate of biological sciences, professor Introduction Every day, millions of cells in the human body die, and this is completely normal. Cell death is not only a destructive event; in many cases it is necessary for the organism to stay healthy. Without controlled cell death, the body would accumulate damaged cells, organ structures would not form properly, and the risk of cancer would dramatically increase. In medicine, the two main types of cell death are apoptosis and necrosis. Although both end in the death of a cell, they happen through very different mechanisms and have very different consequences...