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...apoptosis important for homeostasis of an organism? Is the answer to this simply that without balance, there is endless cell reproduction (cancer)
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if theres a surpluss of cell division then the tissue,organ,human will keep growing and never stop, if there is more apoptosis, i.e cell death then tissues will shrink and waist away and nothing will exist
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