… cell death in general, is a potential therapeutic approach for the treatment of several human
pathologies… an example of pathology that is associated with defective cell death, the most …

… Limb development and cell death The areas of cell death 2.2… cell loss and cell death 126
4.4 Model systems-the thymus 128 4.4. 1 Autonomy of the thymus 129 4.4. 2 Cell death and cell …

… is still in its infancy, even in conceptual terms, irrespective of the advancing knowledge on
the morphological appearance of pathological cell death occurring in our body. Cytoprotection …

… of different cell death modalities in pathological settings has indicated that cell death
morphology may not be an appropriate defining parameter. A more general definition of cell death …

… a delicate balance exists between cell proliferation and cell death. In adult tissues this …
pathological processes, programmed cell death or a~optosis is an essential mechanism of cell …

… after cell death, it is considered by some to be an inappropriate term to describe a mechanism
of cell death. … and cell swelling whereas apoptosis leads to cell death with cell shrinkage, …

… cell deaths that occur in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, we first describe below what
is known about cell death … elegans and also define two forms of pathological cell death that …

… cell death has changed before our eyes. To give a sense of the pace of the current research
and discoveries on cell death, a PubMed search of the term regulated cell death … cell death …

… A growing number of novel non-apoptotic forms of RCD have been identified and are
increasingly being implicated in various human pathologies. Here, we critically review the current …

… programmed cell death) or necrosis (uncontrolled cell death); … of cell death have been
discovered highlighting that a cell can … cellular pathways, there is the potential for pathology due to …