… deprivation. In conclusion, glucose deprivation induces oxidative stress which is associated
with aggresome formation and activation of autophagy in cultured cardiac myocytes. …

… induced by aminotriazole (ATZ) was sufficient to stimulate Ub-protein aggregate formation. …
Recently, we and others have described the formation of aggresome-like induced structures …

… delivers aggresomes to the growing autophagosomes for … oxidative stress is directly involved
in autophagy dysfunction. … complex and inhibits the late stage of autophagy that occurs at …

… glucose inhibits autophagy, since its deprivation from cells cultured in full medium induces
autophagy … that glucose deprivation induces autophagy, thus suggesting an inhibitory role for …

… , autophagy can be also stimulated by an … oxidative stress caused both by glucose deprivation
and hyperglycemia [85,90]. There are conflicting data about the role of p38 in autophagy. …

… events that stimulate autophagic activity in stressed myocardium. Because autophagy is a
… Further evidence of aggresome formation was found when we coimmunostained for CryAB …

… autophagy and lysosomal dysfunction in hypoglycemia-induced neuronal death. In neuronal
cells, glucose reperfusion after glucose deprivation … /GR potentially inhibits autophagic flux …

… HDAC6 can organize ubiquitinated proteins into aggresome-… Loss of PINK1 function can
promote oxidative stress and … was required for the stimulation of autophagy by these agents [85]. …

… of cell constituents including proteasomes, aggresomes, and dysfunctional mitochondria as
… (tau protein phosphatase) stimulates neuronal autophagy, thus it providing a relationship …

… nutritional deprivation, oxidative stress or organelle stress, basal activity of this pathway can
… autophagosome formation should benefit from interventions aimed at stimulating autophagy. …