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What is Apoptosis in biochemistry?

Proliferation (multiplication) of cells
The construction of a body cells
Programmed cell death
Activating cell defense mechanisms
"Programmed cell death occurs throughout life in essentially all tissues in the human body as part of the normal process of development and death, and the human body has innate mechanisms to clean up these fragments of dead cells.The average adult human loses between 50 and 70 billion cells each day due to apoptosis.
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Proliferation (multiplication) of cells
The construction of a body cells
Programmed cell death
Activating cell defense mechanisms
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