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Why should you study cell injury?
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Why should you study cell injury?
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You shouldn’t tbh ( seriously tho you should because you can learn a lot from it and it could help you in life)
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The study of cell injury and cell death is the basis for the understanding of disease mechanisms. It is interesting and essential material for medical practice and medical science.
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