Definition: Apoptosis - Cell Death Definition: - The process by which cells detach from their parent body through a chemical change. - It can occur when a cell's energy production is reduced, causing it to burst into an uncontrollable state. - Example: When a virus infects a cancerous cell, the cell undergoes apoptosis. Apoptosis is crucial for healthy organisms as it helps in maintaining homeostasis and preventing unnecessary damage.
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