How to die chemically? whole body apoptosis

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

What would you do if your body decided to diewhen you were not ready? It appears that some biologicalprogram can shut down all bodily functions, in much thesame way as apoptosis does so at the cellular level. Pacificsalmon and annual cicada die after reproduction. How dothey die chemically? Their programmed death after reproductionshould have chemical signals. Similarly, proinflammatorycytokines, particularly tumor necrosis factoraand interleukin-1b, could induce death in mammals.
Acute massive production of them in sepsis and chronic tinyproduction in aging could lead to death. Thus, the mechanismof the whole body suicide program could be determinedand some people could be rescued from this type ofdeath by elucidating the death program. I propose that theconcept of whole body apoptosis, defined as programmedwhole body death, be adopted by scientific community.

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