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... constituted by the lateral association of sphingolipids and ...that acetic acid induced cell death was associated with changes in the integrity or assembly ... See full document

... effect of desipramine, another inhibitor of the sphingolipid metabolism, which was tested on HCT-15 and RKO cell lines in a previous work developed by our group, could also have been ... See full document

... levels of trehalose. Analysis of a solution of yeast extract by proton nuclear magnetic resonance showed there are 113 mg of trehalose per g of yeast extract, ... See full document

... Fission yeast strains used in this study are listed in Table ...- yeast extract for routine cell growth, amino acid (AA) medium for auxotrophic selection and DMM – a defined minimal ... See full document

... Despite the results obtained, this study has two limitations. First, the lack of molecular evaluation of the ulceration and healing changes in the intestinal mucosa such ... See full document

... blocked by supplementation of the culture media with excess amounts of these ...shown in Fig. 2, the anti-M. avium mechanism induced by PA was not due to the ... See full document

... explained by differences in the severity and duration of the stress treatments, as the ability to promote root growth and/or synthesize osmoprotective sugars/amino acids via TOR ... See full document

... determined in duplicate by ESI/MS/MS performed on a ABI 4000Qtrap triple quadrupole mass spec- trometer, operating in a multiple reaction monitoring positive ionization mode as described, with ... See full document

... close in response to drought to reduce water loss by ...a role in closing stomata. The intra-cellular signalling cascades by which ABA affects guard cell resulting in ... See full document

... lentivirally induced ASM overexpression leads to increased endogenous ceramide levels and increased ASM activity in glioma cells, but does not affect proliferation ...H) of human glioma cells ... See full document

... doses of CD95L drove a necrotic signal relying on the expression of RIP and FADD [36], the caspase-independent signaling pathway induced by the insulin- like growth ... See full document

... [17;25]. The role of JNK in I/R-induced myocardial injury has been extensively ...activation of JNK in response to oxidative stress post myocardial reperfusion will ... See full document

... In the present study, we demonstrated that TRB3 is indeed expressed in pancreatic b cells, hence providing an avenue for deciphering its role in the pathogenesis of ... See full document

... cDNA in the same reaction. Further the cDNA was converted to cRNA in the in vitro transcription step using T7 RNA polymerase enzyme and Cy3 dye was added into the reaction ... See full document

... Most of the studies on apoptosis in yeast have been centered in the identification of apoptotic markers, however less is known about the signal transduction ... See full document

... budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has proven to be a powerful and simple model system to study complex biological processes, often conserved through ...to apoptosis, and it has been shown that an ... See full document

... Among the mechanisms that may underlie the high resis- tance of ...interactions of ethanol with the membrane transport of toxic by-products of alcoholic fermen- ... See full document

... from yeast to human (Mukamel and Kimchi, 2004), is a 46-kDa protein containing a GTP binding domain and a P-loop, essentials for the induction of cell death (Mukamel and Kimchi, ...involved in ... See full document

... sensitize yeast to apoptotic stimuli (Wissing et ...for the processing of vacuolar protein precursors to their mature forms, thus the pep4 mutants of ...precursors of vacuolar ... See full document

... supported in part by the Princess Takamatsu Cancer Research Fund, the Rational Evolutionary Design of Advanced Biomolecules (REDS3) Project, Central Saitama Area in the ... See full document