… in which a neuron may die, 2) that there exists extensive cross-talk (and at times ambiguity)
between various modes of cell death, and 3) that neuronal cell death is not merely a ‟cell …

… not directly involved in the cell death field. Although programmed cell death also affects
other cell types in the nervous system, we have focused specifically on neurons. We summarize …

… of mammalian neuronal cell death and will draw upon the mechanistic comparisons of
both apoptotic and nonapoptotic cell death in invertebrate organisms whenever appropriate. …

… Neuronal cell death occurs as an apoptosis-necrosis continuum… programmed cell death
(PCD) and induced neuronal cell death, … This cell death continuum for neuronal degeneration is …

… of cell death by either apoptosis or necrosis is frequently discerned by morphological criteria2.
Programmed cell death, … However, the concept of a death programme is not necessarily …

… neurons and determined its role in anoxic cell death. We transfected mouse cortical neurons
… the expression of the protein in these cells. Indeed, knockdown of TRPM7 blocked I OGD in …

… Cell death is the final solution for a neuron only when multiple stresses are piled up to a level
beyond the cell’s … affected neurons and consequently, elicits acute neuronal cell death [14]. …

… cell is augmented by NMDA receptor activation, has been most associated with neuronal cell
death… 2+ contribute to neuronal cell death, with implications for potential therapeutic agents. …

… In other cases, cell death is random, irreversible, and … cell death of apoptosis, we call this
necrotic cell death. Understanding the difference between apoptotic and necrotic cell death is …

… In this case, a large amount of neuronal cell death may take place over a period of days, …
focus on recent studies of neuronal cell death, with an emphasis on apoptosis. Death of cultured …