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6. Initiators of what enzyme start the destruction of the apoptotic pathway(s) in a cell? A. Silencers B. Proases C. Caspases D. Apoptocins E. Necrosins

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B. Proases
C. Caspases
D. Apoptocins
E. Necrosins

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