How aberrant cell death processes can lead to cancer


Problem 1: Cell death was once thought to be irreversible. However, newer research suggests that cell death can be reversed through a process called anastasis. What molecular mechanisms underlie this process, and what questions remain to be answered to understand it?                                                                              

Problem 2: Explain how aberrant cell death processes can lead to cancer. Support your response with two primary source research articles of your choice, and provide appropriate citations.                                                               

Problem 3: What is the difference between apoptosis and necrosis? What specific changes occur in the cytoplasm and the nuclei of cells undergoing apoptosis or necrosis?

Problem 4: Describe one experiment you would design to distinguish dead vs live cells.  For example, what kits, dyes or reagents would you use to tell dead vs live cells apart?                                                                                                         

Problem 5: Please, watch a video depicting neuronal death using the link provided below. Describe how dead neurons are eliminated from the nervous system.  Make sure to mention specific cell types that aid in this process.  

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