Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways
This work proposes to use the marine algal toxin yessotoxin (YTX) to establish reference model experiments to explore medically valuable effects from induction of multiple cell death pathways. YTX is one of few toxins reported to make such induction. It is a small molecule compound which at low conc...
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doaj-4cf00a4e98084c0f8c2b3f04584eac8e2020-11-24T21:07:13ZengMDPI AGToxins2072-66512012-07-014756857910.3390/toxins4070568Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death PathwaysMónica Suárez KorsnesThis work proposes to use the marine algal toxin yessotoxin (YTX) to establish reference model experiments to explore medically valuable effects from induction of multiple cell death pathways. YTX is one of few toxins reported to make such induction. It is a small molecule compound which at low concentrations can induce apoptosis in primary cultures, many types of cells and cell lines. It can also induce a non-apoptotic form of programmed cell death in BC3H1 myoblast cell lines. The present contribution reviews arguments that this type of induction may have principal interest outside this particular example. One principal effect of medical interest may be that cancer cells will not so easily adapt to the synergistic effects from induction of more than one death pathway as compared to induction of only apoptosis.http://www.mdpi.com/2072-6651/4/7/568apoptosisparaptosismultiple signalling pathwaysyessotoxincancerneurodegenerative diseases |
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Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways |
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Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways |
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Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways |
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Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways |
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Yessotoxin as a Tool to Study Induction of Multiple Cell Death Pathways |
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yessotoxin as a tool to study induction of multiple cell death pathways |
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This work proposes to use the marine algal toxin yessotoxin (YTX) to establish reference model experiments to explore medically valuable effects from induction of multiple cell death pathways. YTX is one of few toxins reported to make such induction. It is a small molecule compound which at low concentrations can induce apoptosis in primary cultures, many types of cells and cell lines. It can also induce a non-apoptotic form of programmed cell death in BC3H1 myoblast cell lines. The present contribution reviews arguments that this type of induction may have principal interest outside this particular example. One principal effect of medical interest may be that cancer cells will not so easily adapt to the synergistic effects from induction of more than one death pathway as compared to induction of only apoptosis. |
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apoptosis paraptosis multiple signalling pathways yessotoxin cancer neurodegenerative diseases |
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