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Insulin withdrawal-induced cell death in adult hippocampal neural stem cells as a model of autophagic cell death

Baek et al., 2009

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14305814189859802629
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Baek S
Kim E
Goudreau J
Lookingland K
Kim S
Yu S
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Autophagy

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The term" autophagic cell death" was coined to describe a form of cell death associated with the massive formation of autophagic vacuoles without signs of apoptosis. However, questions about the actual role of autophagy and its molecular basis in cell death remain to …
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