Are there specific enzymes that are made for cellular apoptosis? Is cellular apoptosis the result of "normal" doing something they were not normally supposed to do? Does death create an environment whereby "normal" enzymes & other cellular materials function differently than in life? If not what genes code for the process of cellular apoptosis? Why would they have been evolved? What advantage would these genes have to the furtherance of the species?
2007-07-22
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