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The Prolonged Terminal Phase of Human Life Induces Survival Response in the Skin Transcriptome

2023-05-15

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Human death marks the end of organismal life under conditions such that the components of the human body continue to be alive. Such postmortem cellular survival depends on the nature (Hardy scale of slow-fast death) of human death. Slow and expected death typically results from terminal illnesses and includes a prolonged terminal phase of life. As such organismal death process unfolds, do cells of the human body a...

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Literature Corpus work: 10bfb051-288e-5051-a5ae-86fb50c369b3
DOI: 10.1101/2023.05.15.540715

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