"What is Apoptosis?" The Apoptotic Pathways and the Caspase Cascade

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Вы лучше скажите, как запустить апоптоз в раковых клетках...

Thank you Elvire! Would it be possible to see an animation of the observation that Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich and Aziz Sancar presented about the repair mechanism of the cell's dna molecule, thanks to which apoptosis is not necessary as often. Thanks to this presentation, they received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2015.

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Almost like a nuclear reaction

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Superb video........ Just 1 confusion... Caspase directly degrades DNA or it will neutralize nuclease inhibitor...... And does caspase also activate protease??????

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Is Apoptosis good or bad? Are medicines like Niclosamide used for this?

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Apoptosis Is very similar to Chemical Bonds (Polar Bonds, etc.) that Otherwise Contribute to Cellular Intoxication, and Poisoning such as Cancer, and General Carcinogenic Cellular Activity, also HIV Pathogen Synthesis [Metabolism]:

Apoptosis, during Spermatozoa Fertilization of Ovum, Assists with Mitochondrial Activity: Activity that Partially Dis-Integrates Cells by Breaking each Layer of Cellular Molecular Composition to smaller Parts to get to the Next Level of DNA Sequences:

Human Blastocyst Gastrulation Evolution Appears very similar to the Evolution of the Perception of Bird Eggs, by Sight of Egg Yolk, and Egg White: with Time Elapsation, the Ovum Cell Re-Develops a Thin External Layer that will not Harden during the Embryonic Stage [Mitosis: Cellular Regeneration]:

Apoptosis Is only Partially Cellular Dis-Integration, because within Specific Mitosis Synthesis, such as Human [Re]-Production, Apoptosis Is only Requisitive of Cellular [De-Oxy-Ribo-Nucleic Acid] "Break-Apart" Biologic Activity:

of Meiosis [Cell Re-Production], DNA Cells seem to only "Break-Apart", but Actually, Multiply into Two Sets of Co-Parentage DNA Cells Mitosis [Cell Division, by Cellular Molecular Composition DIs-Integration to "Break-Apart" each Layer, Section, Sequence Part, etc.] to Polar Bond.

Did anyone else feel sad when the cell had to die...

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