Therefore, in order for a particular tissue to stay the same size, its rates of cell death and cell division must remain in balance. A variety of factors can trigger cell death in a tissue.

differentiation, migration, and cell death. Kinases, enzymes that phosphorylate proteins, generally control the amplitude of a signal response, whereas phosphatases, enzymes that dephopshorylate ...

cell differentiation and organismal development, responses to cell stress and nutritional requirements, and programmed cell death. Specialized training in signal transduction and cellular regulation ...

TREMs define the threshold and duration of myeloid cell responses, both promoting and attenuating myeloid cell activation and differentiation ... expose phospholipids during the programmed cell death ...

The nucleus of a germline stem cell undergoes two divisions, firstly separating homologous chromosomes and secondly separating chromatids. Haploid gametes contain 23 single chromosomes.

Molecules that increase significantly in abundance during the differentiation process ... are on the path to senescence and death. Yet glucose levels in the cells increase significantly as they ...

These are found in an early embryo. These cells are able to divide continuously. Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent. This means that all of the genes in an embryonic stem cell can be expressed ...