Importantly, a growing body of evidence indicates that the pharmacologic or genetic inhibition of the processes that are commonly considered as essential for cell death execution often does not avoid the demise of mammalian cells, but rather alters its kinetics and biochemical (and morphologic) manifes...
If not, autosis would constitute a special instance of autophagic cell death.260 Importantly, a growing body of evidence indicates that the pharmacologic or genetic inhibition of the processes that are commonly considered as essential for cell death execution often does not avoid the demise of ...