Cell apoptosis

Cell apoptosis is a natural process where cells intentionally die in an organized way. It helps the body remove damaged, unnecessary, or harmful cells without causing inflammation or damage to surrounding tissues. During apoptosis, the cell’s components are broken down and packaged into small, manageable pieces that are then cleaned up by other cells. This process is essential for maintaining healthy tissue function, supporting development, and preventing the buildup of damaged or abnormal cells, which could lead to diseases like cancer. In short, apoptosis is the body’s way of carefully managing cell life and death.