By our current definitions of "alive" and "dead" - no.
Science has not yet really found a good definition of life. We recognize that a living person is composed of atoms - but their dead body is composed of the same atoms. We can recognize "life" down to the cellular level but the individual atoms that a cell is composed of do not seem to display the characteristics of "life". The best we can say is that the atoms that were once part of a living person are now part of a dead person.
yes depending on what body part it is
As any other human being dies
The brain is the last part of the body to die in a human.
out of body experience
then his/ her stories ended
When a person dies, since all control over the body is lost, the stools and urine are released.
When a cell dies, it triggers certain mechanisms that allow white blood cells as well as neighboring cells to take it in. This allows minimal destruction of neighboring cells as well also allowing the cell that phagocytized it to use its nucleic acids and other chemicals.
Well basically everyone eventually dies. Its the cycle of the human body.
Human cells die before a human dies. This is because they are either too damaged or not needed anymore. However, when a human dies, then all cells that were functioning up to the point of death will also die.
Well we all know that the Human Population is still growing. Well for every 7 seconds and human being is born and for about every 12 seconds a human being dies.
The fear of being so awesome that the human race can't handle it and everyone dies.
Microscopes, photography, and the dies that color chromosomes.