There are basically two types of cell death. One is called
as the death by neglect, while the other is called as the death by design. The former
one is the death that happens less often. The underlying mechanism here is that
the cell, if mistakenly, is dislodged from a particular location where its
survival signals lie in its paracrine. As soon as it will not be receiving its
survival signals, it will be impossible for the cell to maintain its integrity,
and hence the result will be obvious, death by neglect. The other phenomenon,
death by design, happens very commonly in the cell. It leads towards the
programmed cell death, more technically called as the apoptosis. It can be
commonly seen, during the embryological development, specifically when the
finishing of the organs takes place.
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