Apoptotic Pathways: Caspases, Bax, and Beyond
December 27, 2024Introduction Cell death: Apoptosis is a normal and tightly controlled process by which the body rids itself of cells it no longer needs or those that are damaged and therefore...
Introduction Cell death: Apoptosis is a normal and tightly controlled process by which the body rids itself of cells it no longer needs or those that are damaged and therefore...
Introduction Cancer is a most complex and challenging disease to treat because so many therapies readily lose their ability to control and ultimately eradicate cancer. Chemoresistance, the result of cancer...
Introduction Several growth-related processes, the most noteworthy of which is the cell cycle checkpoint, involve two classes of proteins that include the cyclins and cyclin-dependent kinases, or CDKs. Cyclins are...
Introduction Numerous investigations into MSCs have demonstrated their effectiveness in treating diseases with the ideal properties of a stem cell and a regenerative capacity. Due to their capability of converting...
Introduction Calcium and phosphate are macrominerals that have major functions in the body processes as well as for the formation of bones, metabolism, and cell functionality. More importantly, homeostasis of...
