Social controls on cell survival and cell death
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Summary
For some mammalian cells, programmed death seems to occur by default unless suppressed by signals from other cells, so dependence on specific survival signals provides a simple way to eliminate misplaced cells, for regulating cell numbers and, perhaps, for selecting the fittest cells.
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- review
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- 1992-04-02
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Keywords
Programmed cell death, Survival of the fittest, Cell survival, Cell biology, Cell
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