Necrotic cell death
A) usually involves inflammation.
B) is usually much slower than apoptotic cell death.
C) usually requires several days.
D) is the result of a genetic program for self-destruction.
E) is apoptotic.

Question

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Necrotic cell death usually involves inflammation due to the release of cellular contents and activation of immune cells.

Answer: B 
 Apoptotic cell death is usually a quick and orderly process, while necrotic cell death can be more chaotic and slower in nature.

Answer: C 
 Necrotic cell death can take several days to occur, while apoptosis usually occurs within hours.

Answer: D 
 Apoptotic cell death is the result of a genetic program for self-destruction, while necrotic cell death is not.

Answer: E 
 Necrotic cell death is not apoptotic, as it does not involve the orderly dismantling of cellular components that occurs in apoptosis.

Necrotic Cell Death