… depend upon the induction of a form of cell death known as apoptosis. Evasion of apoptosis
is… cell death ligands of the TNF cytokine family that act via death receptors located on the cell …

… on nonapoptotic programmed cell death pathways such as … Necroptosis, a cell death
program involving the receptor … to lytic cell death with subsequent release of damage-associated …

… Acutely, EPO prevents programmed cell death and reduces the development of secondary,
pro-inflammatory cytokine-induced injury. Within a longer time frame, EPO provides trophic …

… programmed cell death) or necrosis (uncontrolled cell death); … of cell death have been
discovered highlighting that a cell can … , reduces the risk of collateral damage to surrounding cells. …

… cells while also minimizing collateral damage to adjacent noninfected tissues. The factors
limiting bystander cell … CD8 T cells do have the capacity to inflict adjacent tissue damage and …

… electrical signaling and cell death of neurons as direct and collateral targets of CD8 + T …
recently reported to be associated with substantial collateral damage to neurons. In PML, latent …

… (if not decades) before transformed cells form a malignant metastasizing tumour. 'Hallmarks'
of cancer cells include a resistance to cell death signals, the evasion of growth suppressors, …

… damage [10]. Hara [ll] has shown that Bax and its related protein Bcl-2 are essential for the
regulation of apoptotic cell death - an active cell-… and apop- totic cell death, the prevailing …

… For example, major collateral damage includes nephrotoxicity and neurotoxicity for platinum
anticancer drugs and cardiotoxicity for Doxorubicin/Adriamycin [9, 10]. To optimize cancer …

… collateral flow or wall tension. In this study, 10 left ventricular globally ischemic slabs were
created that were free of wall tension and collateral … ischemia in vitro, cell death begins in the …