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Oxidative stress ... the only mechanismto triggerautophagy
tumor cells(passive) caused byautophagy
ROS or oxidative stresscan provokeautophagy
the ability of mTOR inhibitorsto promptautophagy
the severity of oxidative stress(passive) is influenced byAutophagy
among other factors(passive) is triggeredAutophagy
The major factorsinfluencingautophagy
mycobacterial factorsinfluencingautophagy
ER stress and oxidative stress(passive) can be triggered byAutophagy
intermittent fasting and exercisecan causeautophagy
thus its abilityto triggerautophagy
the ability of JunBto preventautophagy
stress conditions(passive) is triggered byAutophagy
The ketogenic diet ... another wayto triggerautophagy
Starvation conditions that upregulatecauseautophagy
serum starvation and rapamycin(passive) triggered byautophagy
a Japanese scientist in 2016(passive) discovered byAutophagy
H2O2 in C2C12 cells(passive) caused byautophagy
Many factors , such as abnormal nutritional metabolism , oxidative stress , and agingcan causeautophagy
stress such as hypoxia and nutrient starvation(passive) is triggered byAutophagy
amino acid starvation , low cellular energy levels , withdrawal of growth factors , hypoxia , oxidative stress , endoplasmic reticulum ( ER ) stress , damaged cellular organelles and infection(passive) can be triggered byAutophagy
intermittent fasting ... that we know ofto triggerautophagy
the tissues and conditionstriggeringautophagy
starvation or MTOR inhibition in murine fibroblasts and epithelial cells(passive) caused byautophagy
either starvation or treatment with rapamycin(passive) can be triggered byautophagy
several of these predisposing factorscould ... influenceautophagy
numerous inflammatory factors ... some of whichcan triggerautophagy
to clean up damaged cells(passive) is designedAutophagy
while simultaneously starving the cellsto triggerautophagy
in the TRPML1-defective cellscould ... triggerautophagy
Adverse environmental conditions , such as nutrient depletion and oxidative stresscan causeautophagy
the ability of animal venomsto triggerautophagy
stress on cells by means of trainmay ... setautophagy
oxidative stress as a self - defense strategy(passive) can be triggered byAutophagy
a process capable of removing damaged / defective mitochondria(passive) is also triggeredAutophagy
the expression of autophagyrelated proteinsTo further confirm the enhanced ability of TIG1to influenceautophagy
Exercise also appearsto influenceautophagy
depriving the body of nutrients , which we can accomplish through intermittent fasting(passive) is triggered byAutophagy
under certain hostile conditions such as nutrient starvation , hypoxia , immune and hormone stimulation(passive) is triggeredAutophagy
during nutrient deprivation in cells as a homeostatic response to stress(passive) is triggeredAutophagy
increased cell death in some scenarioscausesincreased cell death in some scenarios
induced cell death in cancer cellscould contributeinduced cell death in cancer cells
to tumor cell deathcontributesto tumor cell death
in cell death [ 11may resultin cell death [ 11
a type of cell death(passive) caused bya type of cell death
to early cell deathleadingto early cell death
A549 cell death(passive) mainly caused byA549 cell death
proteotoxic cell deathpreventsproteotoxic cell death
to RDF cell deathcan leadto RDF cell death
to neuronal cell deathleadsto neuronal cell death
to increased cell death in CNS lymphomaleadingto increased cell death in CNS lymphoma
autophagic cell death in Tetrahymenapreventsautophagic cell death in Tetrahymena
cell death under certain conditionscan ... triggercell death under certain conditions
apoptotic cell death in several wayspreventsapoptotic cell death in several ways
ROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 99preventsROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 99
ROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 77preventsROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 77
ROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 80preventsROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 80
ROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 105preventsROS - mediated cell death ( apoptosis ) [ 105
to EGFR - targeted cancer cell deathleadingto EGFR - targeted cancer cell death
Lc - mediated cell death(passive) to be caused byLc - mediated cell death
hypoxia - induced cell deathto preventhypoxia - induced cell death
to BAC - induced cell deathspecifically contributesto BAC - induced cell death
pancreatic β cell deathpreventspancreatic β cell death
to cell death in pancreatic CSCsleadsto cell death in pancreatic CSCs
in Beclin1-dependent cell deathresultingin Beclin1-dependent cell death
cell death 138 virusesto triggercell death 138 viruses
in reduced apoptosis and cell death as depicted in Figresultingin reduced apoptosis and cell death as depicted in Fig
beneficial or harmful effects , such as cell survival or cell deathmay causebeneficial or harmful effects , such as cell survival or cell death
to cell starvation and ultimately apoptotic cell deathleadsto cell starvation and ultimately apoptotic cell death
cell death ... acting as an accessory to apoptosiscausescell death ... acting as an accessory to apoptosis
cell death ( autosis ... under certain conditionsmay ... causecell death ( autosis ... under certain conditions
to parasite cell death by a necrotic processleadto parasite cell death by a necrotic process
to caspase - independent macrophage cell deathcontributesto caspase - independent macrophage cell death
to formation of large autophagosomes and cell deathleadingto formation of large autophagosomes and cell death
tissue malfunction and necrotic cell deathcausestissue malfunction and necrotic cell death
cell death or improve tumor inhibitioncan causecell death or improve tumor inhibition
caspase - independent cell death [ 12can triggercaspase - independent cell death [ 12
to ING4-induced glioma cell deathcontributesto ING4-induced glioma cell death
to increased bortezomib - mediated cell deathleadingto increased bortezomib - mediated cell death
to cell death in nutrient - deprived ovariesTocontributesto cell death in nutrient - deprived ovariesTo