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To determine: The differences between apoptosis and necrosis.
Introduction: Cells are the basic structures of every part of the body. Every cell has a particular life span. The cells originate, develop and die throughout a person’s life. The tissues of the body are frequently restructured due to replacement of cells with new ones after the death of old cells.
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