… In this review, we discuss the interaction of NPs with cell fate pathways (necrosis/necroptosis…
and/or positive effects in human cells and on their therapeutic potentials in human diseases. …

… Early classifications of cell death were based on … cell death as apoptosis, autophagy, or
necrosis. Apoptosis was viewed as synonymous with PCD and necrosis with accidental cell death…

… cell fates. Here, we summarize the latest discoveries in the three most well understood
modalities of cell death, … of how dying cells affect their surroundings: necrosis, regarded as a …

… From elegantly orchestrated apoptosis to abrupt and stochastic necrotic death, the cell meets
its end either for the well-being or to the peril of the organism. There is a multitude of ways …

… of cell death, apoptosis and necrosis. Apoptosis is a metabolically active process in which
cell death occurs … Developing therapies that modulate RCD-mediated cell fate in lungs will be …

… the trends of apoptosis, necrosis, autophagy and … cell survival and the contribution of
apoptosis, necrosis, and autophagy were investigated to find the contribution of these events on cell …

… cell death morphologies, namely, necrosis and apoptosis (as well as mixed or biphasic entities
such as oncotic necrosis, apoptotic necrosis, … necroptosis, the cell fate decision relies on …

… Although necrotic cell death was described in the 19 th century, pathologists also … of cell
death. Here, we focus on “active” cell death (as opposed to “passive”) in which a cell participates …

… Necroptosis is a form of programmed cell necrosis characterized by rupture of the plasma …
of ROS does not alter the cell's fate upon a TNF-α death signal suggesting that in some …

… III cell death, namely necrosis, is characterized by the loss of membrane integrity and swelling
of subcellular organelles (oncosis). Necrosis … ultimately decides cell fate in necroptosis. …