Abstract

Abnormal cell proliferation, a hallmark of various diseases, serves as a focal point for a myriad of medical challenges, casting its shadow prominently in conditions such as cancer and certain autoimmune disorders. This pervasive phenomenon, where cells replicate uncontrollably, disrupts the delicate balance that governs cellular growth, division, and death. The intricate landscape of abnormal cell proliferation is a complex puzzle, and understanding its nuances is crucial for advancing medical knowledge and devising effective therapeutic strategies.