When a Cell Dies, It Does Not Go Quietly Every day…

When a Cell Dies, It Does Not Go Quietly Every day, billions of cells in your body die. That part is well known. What happens next: that is what just changed. Researchers at La Trobe University have discovered that dying cells leave behind something scientists never noticed before. They are calling it the "footprint of death," a trail of microscopic particles that stay at the site where a cell has died. These particles, now named F-ApoEVs, act like a signal. They tell the immune system exactly where to go,