… In this review we discuss how the death receptor and mitochondrial pathways of apoptosis
… how cell death due to mitotic stress might be a special case when it comes to cell death and …

… Here, we describe a new type of mitotic cell death, termed chromosome fragmentation,
which is a consequence of certain cellular stressors such as inherited genomic instability or …

… to define mitotic catastrophe in morphological terms, namely, as a type of cell death
resulting from abnormal mitosis, which usually ends in the formation of large cells with multiple …

… of exposing cGAS to chromosomes upon mitotic nuclear envelope breakdown are unknown…
not effectively activated during normal mitosis. However, during mitotic arrest, low level cGAS…

… Apoptosis is a process cell death results from `mitotic cell death’ and eg in the case of of
active cell death in the absence of immune surveilp53, any remaining p53-independent …

… of mitotic death do not simply represent aberrations of dying cells but are indicative of a
switch to amitotic modes of cell … In lymphoid and myeloid cell lines, all three types of cell death …

… To further examine the pathway of mitotic exit by cell death resulting from depletion of
hNuf2, we determined the DNA content by flow cytometry (Fig. 2 E). 48 h after hNuf2 siRNA …

… mitotic cells … cell death by inducing mitotic cell death or mitotic catastrophe (Supplementary
Fig. S2, refs. 16, 19, 20, 30). We asked whether this form of cell death represents a mitotic …

… that arrest, and cell death. In light of this evidence, we review here what is currently known
about the mitotic checkpoint and its role in tumorigenesis and cell death, and highlight some …

… drugs and mitotic failure caused by defective cell cycle checkpoints. … death-associated
MC is not a separate mode of cell death, rather a process (‘prestage’) preceding cell death…