Study shows how multiple centrosomes trigger programmed cell death after faulty division

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Oct 30, 2024, 4:16 pm570 ptsHot
Unseen and ongoing, thousands of times every second: to keep a complex organism like humans alive, an immense number of new cells must be continuously produced. Up close, each of these cell divisions is nothing short of a miracle. Within just a few hours, not only must the entire genome—billions of "letters"…

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