Understanding Stress-Response Genes
Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington have made a groundbreaking discovery regarding stress-response genes. These genes play a crucial role in the process of removing dead cells from the body during times of stress. This finding sheds light on how our bodies manage cellular health amidst challenging conditions.
During stress, the body must efficiently eliminate dead cells to maintain overall health. The UTA team’s research highlights the importance of these genes in facilitating this process. By understanding their function, scientists can explore potential therapeutic avenues for diseases linked to ineffective cell clearance, such as autoimmune disorders and cancer.
