[HTML][HTML] Ironing out cell death mechanisms
JC Reed, M Pellecchia - Cell, 2012 - cell.com
JC Reed, M Pellecchia
Cell, 2012•cell.comHistorically, key cellular regulators of diverse physiological processes have been uncovered
by studying the mechanisms by which chemical entities produce interesting biological
phenotypes. In this issue, Dixon et al. interrogate compounds that selectively kill oncogene-
expressing cells, providing support for the existence of an iron-requiring, regulated form of
cell death, ferroptosis.
by studying the mechanisms by which chemical entities produce interesting biological
phenotypes. In this issue, Dixon et al. interrogate compounds that selectively kill oncogene-
expressing cells, providing support for the existence of an iron-requiring, regulated form of
cell death, ferroptosis.
Historically, key cellular regulators of diverse physiological processes have been uncovered by studying the mechanisms by which chemical entities produce interesting biological phenotypes. In this issue, Dixon et al. interrogate compounds that selectively kill oncogene-expressing cells, providing support for the existence of an iron-requiring, regulated form of cell death, ferroptosis.
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