Abstract

As we age, our bodies go through many changes, remembering changes for our phones. Cell death, a natural process that occurs in all organisms, is one of the most significant changes. Cell death is necessary for the body to function properly, but it can cause health issues, especially in older people, if it occurs too frequently or quickly. Cell death can take one of two main forms: necrosis and programmed cell death. A process by which cells self-destruct in a controlled manner is referred to as "programmed cell death," and it is also known as "apoptosis." The normal growth and maintenance of healthy tissues depend on this process. On the other hand, when cells are damaged beyond repair, necrosis is an uncontrolled and unintentional form of cell death [1].