With a risk of sounding ignorant and uneducated I have a question whether a cell/cell-cluster can accidentally kills itself:
Statement:
1. "Many things in a cell can break which hinders a successful apoptosis (both indirectly and directly)."
2. "It’s not easy for the body to get rid of cells that has gone through with necrosis."
3. "A human tissue/organ is less likely to function correctly with higher concentrations of dead and damaged cells"
Following statements 1, 2 and 3, then ‘spontaneous necrosis’ could at least partially explain both ageing and why we die from it.
The problem is that I can’t find any scientific articles on this topic (with exceptions from this being observed in cancer cells).
I also made some harsh estimation of the frequency of ‘spontaneous necrosis’ that would be deadly during a life time.
I got approximately 1 cell in a million per day. Which could explain why no one has observed this phenomenon.
I am not an expert here, but I don’t think the question is that bad. I would much appreciate any input on this.
/ yours sincerely Timmy Forsberg