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Chromosomes from cancer cells with DNA stained blue, telomeres stained green, and centromeres stained pink.

Scientists Uncover Why Cancer Cells Die Differently After Radiation Treatment

Atlas of necroptotic pathway expression in human intestinal crypts.

Robots help put brakes on inflammatory diseases

An illustration of ferroptosis in the lungs of COVID-19 patients

Unveiling the Deadly Mechanism Behind COVID-19 Lung Damage

A living-tissue model developed by Dartmouth researchers showed that a fatal trauma killed younger oligodendrocytes (blue) within 24 hours, while mature cells (yellow) took 45 days to die.

Older brain cells linger unexpectedly before their death

Cell death, a life-giving event, can also trigger severe disease

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