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… We also summarize clinical implications of membrane … The transfer of membrane components
between donor and acceptor … upon activation of cell surface receptors or apoptosis and the …

… cholesterol and phospholipids from cells to protein acceptors such as apoA-I, appears to …
of pure apoptotic populations by apoptotic cell receptors on DCs is nonstimulatory, whereas …

… , including electron acceptors, electron donors and hydride acceptors, … have most likely
remained clinically irrelevant for an … at the cellular level by post-receptor molecular mechanisms, …

… Apart from its clinical implications, IPEX illustrates the … + regulatory T cells (right), T cell
receptor-(TCR-) mediated activation … As a consequence, activation results in the transcription of a …

… , chelating cell labile iron and donating iron to physiologic acceptors. Most agents in clinical
… step 2), which then binds to transferrin receptors on the cell surface (step 3), concentrates in …

… cell lines have shown that transferrin-gallium can compete with transferrin-iron for binding
to cell surface transferrin receptors thus inhibiting cellular … The net consequence of gallium’s …

… cellular cytoxicity (ADCC) and complement-dependent cytotoxicity (CDC) by binding to Fcγ
receptors … Independent functions of mAbs can be an added advantage over the cell killing …

… Circ-FGFR1 enhances the expression of the motif chemokine receptor 4 (CXCR4) via miR-381-3p,
thus promoting NSCLC progression and resistance to anti-programmed cell death 1 (…

… At the cellular level, systolic heart failure is associated with … receptors, including the α 1
-adrenergic receptor (α 1 -AR), the endothelin receptor (ET-R) and the angiotensin receptor (AT-R…