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Qaagi - Book of Why

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Effects

local radiationcausescell death

the ability of these proteinsto influencecell death

the ability of the sampleto causecell death

tumor cells ... cellstriggercell death

Cytotoxic T cellscausecell death

to be toxic to cancer cellscausingcell death

toxic compoundscausecell death

the mechanism ... which obatoclaxcausescell death

a cytotoxic proteincausingcell death

sustained activation of the Hog1 stress - activated protein kinase(passive) caused bycell death

upregulation of certain genes ( such as thosepreventcell death

Overexpression of kil genetherefore ... causescell death

oxidation and inflammation of neurons in your brain(passive) caused bycell death

This damages cells andcan even causecell death

In normal cellstriggerscell death

the cells ... thoughtto causecell death

various cellscausingcell death

tumorigenic cellscausingcell death

the ability of gamma raysto causecell death

the ability of mature DCsto preventcell death

The ability of these disulfide reductantsto preventcell death

ischemia ( a lack of blood flow and oxygen to tissues ) and free radical damage / oxidative stress(passive) caused bycell death

free radicals and toxins as they age(passive) caused bycell death

a toxic effect on cancerous cellscausescell death

penetrating the cell membraneto triggercell death

toxic proteinsmight ... causecell death

These toxic effectsmay causecell death

Toxic BAscausecell death

toxic speciescausecell death

a protein over - expressed in cancer cellspreventscell death

intracellular protein synthesis ... in turncausescell death

mutant haematopoietic cells(passive) caused bycell death

the influenza virus(passive) caused byCell death

this virus in vitro(passive) caused byCell death

This membrane disruptioncausescell death

mXBP1s overexpressionpreventedcell death

The agent reversibly inhibits protein synthesiscausingcell death

Overexpression of the wild - type genecausescell death

the transient overexpression of AtTN3 gene(passive) caused bycell death

the anthracyclin doxorubicin in mammary tumor cells(passive) triggered bycell death

from inflammation and apoptosisresultingfrom inflammation and apoptosis

to the progression of the diseaseare contributingto the progression of the disease

to differentiation and diseasecontributesto differentiation and disease

in excess apoptosisresultingin excess apoptosis

from either necrosis or apoptosisresultingfrom either necrosis or apoptosis

the disease or microbial imbalancetriggersthe disease or microbial imbalance

to Parkinson 's diseaseleadsto Parkinson 's disease

from acute tissue injury and provokes an inflammatory responseresultsfrom acute tissue injury and provokes an inflammatory response

from acute tissue injury and provokes an inflammatory responseresultsfrom acute tissue injury and provokes an inflammatory response

to neurodegeneration in Alzheimer 's disease ( ADcontributingto neurodegeneration in Alzheimer 's disease ( AD

in brain damageresultingin brain damage

to heart diseasescan leadto heart diseases

to the pathogenesis of the disease in animal modelsleading possiblyto the pathogenesis of the disease in animal models

in retinal induced microvascular diseaseresultingin retinal induced microvascular disease

to neuronal apoptosis ultimatelyleadsto neuronal apoptosis ultimately

to cell proliferation and apoptosisledto cell proliferation and apoptosis

Cushing ’s disease and reduce the excessive production of the adrenocorticotroph hormone ( ACTH ) that underlies itcauseCushing ’s disease and reduce the excessive production of the adrenocorticotroph hormone ( ACTH ) that underlies it

tissue injury or agingmay causetissue injury or aging

to tissue damage and also organ failurecan leadto tissue damage and also organ failure

to more useful medications for ailments such as heart disease and cancercould leadto more useful medications for ailments such as heart disease and cancer

, and disease resistance , offering clues to the biochemical function of a plant resistosometriggering, and disease resistance , offering clues to the biochemical function of a plant resistosome

from an HRresultingfrom an HR

from ER stress or an associated disease , condition or injuryresultingfrom ER stress or an associated disease , condition or injury

to Civatte bodies , a result of apoptosisleadingto Civatte bodies , a result of apoptosis

to the disease ... as well as the paralysis and heart failure associated with itcan leadto the disease ... as well as the paralysis and heart failure associated with it

from tissue damage and stressresultingfrom tissue damage and stress

possible tissue damagecausingpossible tissue damage

( causing ) inflammationtriggering( causing ) inflammation

a histological inflammation(passive) triggered bya histological inflammation

to IR injurycontributesto IR injury

tissue damage or cell debris(passive) caused bytissue damage or cell debris

in stroke and neurodegenerative diseases | EurekAlertdiscoveredin stroke and neurodegenerative diseases | EurekAlert

although it is still unclear whether it occurs by necrosis or apoptosisalmost always resultsalthough it is still unclear whether it occurs by necrosis or apoptosis

to oxidative and inflammation in the bodyleadsto oxidative and inflammation in the body

from apoptosis induction in a caspase - dependent pathwayresultedfrom apoptosis induction in a caspase - dependent pathway

in hypoxic brain injuryresultingin hypoxic brain injury

inflammation in different tissuescould causeinflammation in different tissues

wherein the tissue then can be resorbed by the patient 's bodyis causedwherein the tissue then can be resorbed by the patient 's body

from a number of factors , such as apoptosis , necrosis , lysis , and senescencemay resultfrom a number of factors , such as apoptosis , necrosis , lysis , and senescence

to the symptoms of Parkinson 'sleadsto the symptoms of Parkinson 's

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