Apoptotic Pathways: Caspases, Bax, and Beyond
Introduction Cell death: Apoptosis is a normal and tightly controlled process by which the body rids itself of cells it …
Cancer therapy
Lysosomal Autophagy and Drug Resistance in Cancer: Overcoming Chemoresistance
Introduction Cancer is a most complex and challenging disease to treat because so many therapies readily lose their ability to …
Cyclin and CDK Regulation in Cell Cycle Progression and Cancer Treatment
Introduction Several growth-related processes, the most noteworthy of which is the cell cycle checkpoint, involve two classes of proteins that …
Golgi Apparatus and Cancer: Targeting Enzymes and Pathways for Novel Therapeutic Approaches
Introduction It is also known as the cell’s “post office” since is the primary organelle involved in the processing, packing, …
Cell Membrane-Coated Nanoparticles: A New Frontier in Targeted Drug Delivery
Introduction Over the past several years, a fairly innovative area within drug delivery has been identified, namely cell membrane-coated nanoparticles …
Caspases and Their Role in Apoptosis: The Cellular Suicide Pathway
Introduction It is an important physiological process that helps to eliminate unwanted and damaged cells in a structured way through …