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Transcript
Function in
yeast (and
Function in
other
multicellular eukaryotes
in bacteria monocellular
eukaryotes)
Function
Phenomenon Description
Various type
Activated by
of bacterial
various
Proapoptosis
selfconditions
destruction
(Note 1)
mechanisms
Ordinate
process of
selfdestruction
with
Apoptosis
_
modalities
allowing the
use of cell
components
by other cells
-
_
Activated
when
nutrients are
scarce,
mating is not
successful
and in old
individuals
(Note 1)
Eliminates damaged
cells (Note 2) Essential
for morphogenesis and
similar phenomena
(Note 2) Essential to
determine cell turnover
whose progressive
impairment contributes
to age-related fitness
decline (Note 1)
Cell
In relation to
_
Reduce ML,
Contribute to
senescence the number of
causing a
progressively slacken
and
replications,
faster
cell turnover,
replicative
in a cell
generation determining age-related
senescence
culture,
turnover
fitness decline (defined
progressive
(Note 1) “senile state” in its more
impairment of
advanced expressions)
cell functions,
and, therefore, ML
increasing
reduction and faster
probability of
generation turnover
apoptosis and
(Note 1)
of losing
duplication
capacity,
determined by
the repression
of
subtelomeric
DNA
Note 1 = altruistic behaviour(s) favoured by kin selection in conditions of Kselection
Note 2 = altruistic behaviour considering the multicellular individual as a clone