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Cellular Death a. congenital b. malignant c. ischemic d. degeneration e. encapsulated
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Cellular Death

a. congenital
b. malignant
c. ischemic
d. degeneration
e. encapsulated

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Answer:

Ischemic

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Ischemic cellular death is commonly known as ongosis.

Normally

  • our body deletes the cells which are of no use or expired their time period
  • The process is called apotosis
User Jason Axelrod
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C ischemic is the correct answer
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