Ghost cell is a term used in cell biology to describe cells that have died but have not yet been broken down or removed by the body's natural processes. These cells may be visible under a microscope but are not functioning like healthy cells. Ghost cells can form as a result of disease, infection, or damage to the body. They can also form when the body is subjected to certain environmental toxins or radiation. Ghost cells can accumulate and interfere with the normal functioning of the body's tissues and organs. Treatment of ghost cells may involve removing them surgically, using medications, or a combination of both.
