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P. D. Hislop,I. M. Sigaliseases and neoplastic processes. Many clinically important new histopathologic entities have been described or more fully defined in virtually every organ. Numerous clinically important diagnostic and prognostic markers have entered routine practice. Genetic testing for the early detection of cance

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P. D. Hislop,I. M. Sigalnse systems. Therefore, the degree of oxidative stress is a direct outcome of the rate at which the cells’ metabolic processes fuel ROS production and the efficiency with which the antioxidant machinery is able to deal with the impending accumulation. Invariably, the rate of ROS production outweighs

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P. D. Hislop,I. M. Sigalin part due to the sessile nature of plants as well as their particular mode of cellular organization and architecture. Whereas apoptosis in animals is a common mechanism for the clearance of unwanted cells by neighboring cells or circulating macrophages, the presence of a rigid cell wall in plants

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P. D. Hislop,I. M. Sigalracellular domains. A subgroup of these receptors, the so-called death receptors, shares an intracellular motif termed the death domain. When engaged by their cognate ligands, these receptors trigger an apoptotic pathway often referred to as the extrinsic pathway. This is mediated by the recruitment

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P. D. Hislop,I. M. Sigalnd cellular levels. Detection of apoptosis has become more important, not only because of scientific interests but also because of the significance in clinical practice. For example, because apoptosis has been implicated in the development of a variety of devastating diseases such as cancer, a thera

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