CELLULAR AND INTRACELLULAR REGENERATION. CURRENT ASPECTS

Regeneration refers to the process by which organisms repair and replace damaged or lost cells, tissues or organs. This process is essential for maintaining health. Regeneration can occur in several ways, depending on the type of tissue or organ and the severity of the injury. Some cells, can replace quickly, while other cells, can be much more difficult to replace or regenerate. Cellular regeneration refers to the process by which cells replace damaged or lost ones. This process can be different depending on cell type and tissue, as some cells may have a greater ability to multiply and replace than others. Intracellular regeneration refers to the process by which cells can repair their individual cellular components, such as proteins, organelles, or damaged DNA. The article represents a narrative synthesis of specialized literature, with the aim of explaining the mechanisms of cellular and intracellular regeneration that take place in the human bod