… cell sensitivity to NK cytotoxicity. Furthermore, a significant fraction of NK cells in the NK, was
programmed for cell death by apoptosis… NK cells for cytotoxicity resulting in loss of NK cells. …

… of apoptotic proteins family. A few of the more common methods to detect apoptotic cell death
… In blood, the DC subsets are called plasmacytoid and myeloid DCs, respectively, and in …

… ), a subset of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) receptor (TNFR) family. These ligands induce
apoptotic cell death of the targeted cells … , our focus is on only a subset of these for which the …

… detect apoptosis in lymphocyte subsets of cultured blood cells. … The lymphocyte subsets were
selected by using CD4 (upper … Apoptosis was detected using Annexin V-FITC together with …

… In view of these observations, we suggest to define ‘intrinsic apoptosis’ as a cell death
process that is mediated by MOMP and hence is always associated with (i) generalized and …

… kinase, 32 genes required for death-receptor-mediated apoptosis, and 7 genes involved in
both necroptosis and apoptosis. We show that the expression of subsets of the 432 genes is …

… two types of PCD – apoptosis and autophagic cell death. Here, we define apoptosis as a type
of … compaction, membrane blebbing and cell shrinkage (Figure 1) . We define autophagic …

… 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 mechanistic understanding of apoptotic cell death. One of these genes, CED-3,
represents the caspase family of proteases, of which several members play crucial roles in …

… highly limited subset of cellular polypeptides … cell death pathway. Importantly, this collective
information also demonstrated an essential role for specific proteolysis in apoptotic cell death…