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Infection and the origins of apoptosis | Cell Death & Differentiation
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Did mitochondria contribute the Bcl-2 family proteins to the apoptotic machinery of the eukaryotic cell as a mechanism for evasion of the infection-induced death response?
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When did apoptosis evolve?

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