BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF AGING AND DEATH

Maripjonov Jasurbek Ma’mirjon o’g’li; Mahammadjonova Fotima Tohirjon qizi; Mahammadjonova Zuhra Tohirjon qizi

Authors

Maripjonov Jasurbek Ma’mirjon o’g’li Kokand University Andijon Branch Lecturer
Mahammadjonova Fotima Tohirjon qizi Kokand University Andijon Branch Medical Faculty First-Year Student
Mahammadjonova Zuhra Tohirjon qizi Kokand University Andijon Branch Medical Faculty First-Year Student

Keywords:

Genetic theories, cellular processes, disposable soma, biological significance of death.

Abstract

Aging is characterized by a gradual loss of physiological integrity, leading to functional decline and increased vulnerability to death. This deterioration is a primary risk factor for major human pathologies, including cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and neurodegenerative disorders. Research on aging has seen unprecedented progress in recent years, particularly in understanding how the rate of aging is regulated by genetic pathways and biochemical processes that have been preserved at least to some extent through evolution.