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DBC1 stimulates p53 by inhibiting SIRT1
SIRT1, the most widely studied of the protein family known as sirtuins, is a histone deacetylase that has been implicated in regulation of aging in mammals. Activators of SIRT1, such as resveratrol, h… more »
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Fresh Lemon Grass Drink Causes Apoptosis to Cancer Cells
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billyteoh wrote 4 weeks ago: This is an article by Allison Kaplan Sommer 02, April 2006 (apoptosis) noun: a type of cell death in … more »
Altruism in Leishmania: apoptotic parasites are required for infectivity of metacyclic promastigotes
parasitediary wrote 1 month ago: Posted by Kasra Hassani Suppression of the innate immune response and inhibition of activation of ph … more »
Getting By on Half a Brain
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Mark Brady wrote 1 month ago: I was born with only half a brain. To make matters worse, my mother smoked a pack-a-day of unfilte … more »
Getting By on Half a Brain
Mark Brady wrote 1 month ago: I was born with only half a brain. To make matters worse, my mother smoked a pack-a-day of unfiltere … more »
Hello, world.
apoptotic wrote 1 month ago: I like the idea of blogging, but i dislike the idea of actually blogging. I might just use this blog … more »
DBC1 stimulates p53 by inhibiting SIRT1
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ouroboros wrote 3 months ago: SIRT1, the most widely studied of the protein family known as sirtuins, is a histone deacetylase tha … more »
Proteasome inhibition and the mitochondria
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ouroboros wrote 3 months ago: The proteasome is an essential agent in cellular protein turnover, recognizing and targeting polyubi … more »
APRIL, the protein
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Kay at Suicyte wrote 3 months ago: Reading an interesting post on the tree of life reminded me that today is April 1st. I will seize th … more »
In Barney
Leah wrote 3 months ago: Cell Phys class was interesting today. Instead of the professor lecturing, from today and on student … more »
programmed cell death
Mesothelioma
havis23 wrote 4 months ago: Mesothelioma is a deadly cancer that has recently become a concern amongst many people as the dange … more »
Telomerase-independent cytoprotection by TERT
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ouroboros wrote 5 months ago: Telomerase is a ribonucleoprotein: the RNA component (TERC) provides the template information, and t … more »
p53 decline in old age: a cause of late-life cancer?
ouroboros wrote 7 months ago: The p53 protein is one of the principal defenses against tumorigenesis. It integrates upstream signa … more »
Day17: Yet another hypothesis for chronic immune activation
mlinde wrote 7 months ago: One major field of study in HIV is the difference in pathogenicity between SIV and HIV, since many s … more »
Edward Partridge Discusses Three New Treatments
uabstories wrote 8 months ago: Edward Partridge, M.D., discusses three new possible treatments for cancer that are being researched … more »
Dengue virus infection activates the unfolded protein response
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ajcann wrote 9 months ago: Dengue fever and Dengue hemorrhagic fever have emerged as some of the most important mosquito-borne … more »
Apoptosis Programmed Cell Death
imgenex wrote 9 months ago: Coined in the 1960’s,apoptosis is derived from the Greek word apopiptein which means to fall o … more »
OEDILF
Kay at Suicyte wrote 10 months ago: Via cotch.net, I found the “Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form“, (OEDILF), … more »
Delayed aging via increased Arf and p53
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ouroboros wrote 11 months ago: A boiling controversy in biogerontology involves whether tumor suppressor genes are beneficial or de … more »
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