FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2104032880> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2104032880 endingPage "147" @default.
• W2104032880 startingPage "133" @default.
• W2104032880 abstract "Programmed cell death (PCD) is essential for normal development and maintenance of tissue homeostasis in multicellular organisms. While it is now evident that PCD can take many different forms, apoptosis is probably the most well-defined cell death programme. The characteristic morphological and biochemical features associated with this highly regulated form of cell death have until recently been exclusively attributed to the caspase family of cysteine proteases. As a result, many investigators affiliate apoptosis with its pivotal execution system, i.e. caspase activation. However, it is becoming increasingly clear that PCD or apoptosis can also proceed in a caspase-independent manner and maintain key characteristics of apoptosis. Mitochondrial integrity is central to both caspase-dependent and-independent cell death. The release of pro-apoptotic factors from the mitochondrial intermembrane space is a key event in a cell's commitment to die and is under the tight regulation of the Bcl-2 family. However, the underlying mechanisms governing the efflux of these pro-death molecules are largely unknown. This review will focus on the regulation of mitochondrial integrity by Bcl-2 family members with particular attention to the controlled release of factors involved in caspase-independent cell death." @default.
• W2104032880 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2104032880 creator A5019927437 @default.
• W2104032880 creator A5025759051 @default.
• W2104032880 date "2004-03-01" @default.
• W2104032880 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2104032880 title "Control of mitochondrial integrity by Bcl-2 family members and caspase-independent cell death" @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1480948328 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1492302205 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1492587973 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1503346435 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1512061023 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1534055982 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1536961425 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1554372630 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1566777539 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1574395250 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1591646293 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1593219141 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1602155299 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1618299283 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1644794975 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1845459216 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1913661233 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1943449878 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1963564737 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1964678730 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1965217295 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1966798559 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1966928113 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1967828766 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1969331809 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1971602494 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1972547501 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1974341306 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1980298403 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1980449301 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1982687089 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1984369710 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1985339713 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1985773900 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1989009113 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1992681586 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1993414868 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1994611236 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W1998595310 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2000834350 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2002131156 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2002973070 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2004139620 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2006438803 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2007057690 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2012974735 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2014988811 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2016133409 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2016875675 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2017102177 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2017584638 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2019412595 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2025426978 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2025620957 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2026169768 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2027376217 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2027625655 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2028526641 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2029797799 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2030580922 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2030629417 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2032221839 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2032413974 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2033596981 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2033873142 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2035329189 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2036902740 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2037766598 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2040155866 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2041207883 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2042409437 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2047394489 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2048811478 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2049033330 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2051258629 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2055262533 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2059901120 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2062853648 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2063317805 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2063355986 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2063839793 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2064950130 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2066978945 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2068890239 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2070920868 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2072140726 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W207305739 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2076104235 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2079387868 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2080429068 @default.
• W2104032880 cites W2081690888 @default.

• next