… Given that there is no generally aeccpted tnodel for all subtypes of progratntned cell death
and for all the various cell populations undergoing apoptosis, we lean in this review on data …

… The signals inducing apoptosis are very varied-and the same signals can induce …
significance in the control of cell death; recent analysis of the apoptosis induced through the cell-…

… apoptosis are correlated and characterize an apoptosis-prone phenotype. Finally, distinction
of slow cell death … of cancer therapy: apoptosis vs slow cell death, or cancer cell-selectivity …

… In conclusion, it is now apparent that the form of cell death termed apoptosis occurs widely
in both normal, physiological cell death and toxin-induced cell death. A fuller appreciation of …

… after cell death, it is considered by some to be an inappropriate term to describe a mechanism
of cell death. … and cell swelling whereas apoptosis leads to cell death with cell shrinkage, …

… decades ago, significant advances in our … cell death were made only recently. In large
part, the recent advances in our knowledge of cell death stemmed from the identification of “death …

… that can be observed in cases of cell necrosis and programmed cell death. They introduced
the term “apoptosis” as opposite that of mitosis. Apoptosis is derived from the Greek word …

… , and balanced apoptosis is crucial to ensuring good health. Cell death via apoptosis … , which
participate in enzymic cascades that terminate in cellular disassembly (5, 6). This action can …

… , apoptosis was the first cell death mechanism associated with active involvement of the cell
(… of cell death exists, namely apoptosis, but that there are many different forms which, like …

… The ability of human Bcl2 to prevent programmed cell death in C. elegans showed that
apoptosis in mammalian cells and programmed cell death in the nematode were the same highly …