… cell death pathway in the adverse cardiac remodeling that we observed in the MHCsTNF
mice. To determine whether cardiac … , the results of this study provide several new insights into …

… cell death in the context of hypertrophy, 79,80 underlying the importance of cell death in
ventricular remodeling and … appear be very important for autophagic cell death and hypertrophy. …

… pathways involved in cardiac remodeling, with particular emphasis on those associated with
myocardial … Progressive cell death in the chronically overloaded heart is considered among …

… Besides ROS-mediated damage and cell death leading to cardiac remodeling and eventually
to HF, other processes in mitochondria may affect the development and progression of this …

… multiple forms of programmed cell death and their overlapping death signalling pathways …
you target the suicidal proclivities of cardiac myocytes without producing untoward effects on …

… of the body that retain the ability for regeneration and self-renewal, cardiac … cardiac cells
has been suggested as an underlying feature of ventricular remodeling and diminished cardiac …

… Programmed cell death (apoptosis) of cardiomyocytes has been identified as an … apoptosis
[40]. Taken together, ROS play an important role in the development of cardiac remodeling …

… activated UPR generates cell death mainly via extrinsic and intrinsic apoptotic pathways [84].
UPR has been found to be related to many cardiac functions in several disorders including …

… load, multiple molecular and cellular processes contribute to ventricular remodeling. These
include cardiomyocyte loss through cell death pathways such as necrosis, apoptosis, or …

… We do not discuss entotic cell death, NETotic cell death, or lysosome-dependent cell death.
… have not been demonstrated to mediate the demise of cardiac cells, and NETotic cell death …