Welcome to Cell Death Database

Version 2.0 – Rebuilt & Optimized

Welcome to the Cell Death Database.

The previous version contained multiple backend, database integration, and data-loading issues that occasionally resulted in missing records, incomplete datasets, and inconsistent search results.

The current version has been completely rebuilt using a PHP-based architecture with optimized data loading, improved reliability, and significantly faster performance.

Major Update Summary
  • 39 major issues and bugs resolved
  • Complete database reconstruction
  • Missing RNA and cell death datasets restored
  • Improved search performance
  • Faster loading with reduced errors
  • Improved deployment reproducibility

Resolved Biological Database Issues

  • Added missing Ferroptosis datasets
  • Added missing Cuproptosis datasets
  • Integrated Necroptosis records
  • Integrated Apoptosis records
  • Added missing mRNA RNA type support
  • Added missing Cuproptosis process mapping

Resolved SQL & Backend Issues

  • Imported missing SQL schemas
  • Rebuilt installation workflow
  • Resolved dependency conflicts
  • Fixed duplicate insertion issues
  • Corrected character encoding problems
  • Created complete backup and recovery assets

Resolved Data Quality Issues

  • Removed duplicate records
  • Removed blank biological entries
  • Validated PMIDs and references
  • Cleaned malformed CSV datasets
  • Corrected corrupted RNA names

Final Database Status

  • Apoptosis: 12 entries
  • Necroptosis: 12 entries
  • Pyroptosis: 12 entries
  • Autophagy: 24 entries
  • Ferroptosis: 27 entries
  • Cuproptosis: 24 entries
  • Total Research Entries: 111

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If you discover any remaining issues, data inconsistencies, broken links, or unexpected behavior, please contact the developer through the Contact section.

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