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'''Necrosis''' is the uncontrolled death of one or more cells due to external injury or insult. Necrosis is distinct from [[apoptosis]] in that the latter is the controlled suicide of a cell due to internal pathways. A number of infections, toxins, venoms, and injuries of various and sundry nature lead to necrosis. Like all death no known natural cause can reverse the process. <ref>[http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002266.htm medline plus medical encyclopedia: necrosis] Retrieved 09-04-2011</ref>
 
'''Necrosis''' is the uncontrolled death of one or more cells due to external injury or insult. Necrosis is distinct from [[apoptosis]] in that the latter is the controlled suicide of a cell due to internal pathways. A number of infections, toxins, venoms, and injuries of various and sundry nature lead to necrosis. Like all death no known natural cause can reverse the process. <ref>[http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002266.htm medline plus medical encyclopedia: necrosis] Retrieved 09-04-2011</ref>
 
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