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5. THE ROLE OF BILE ACIDS IN THE MODULATION OF APOPTOSIS
Cecília M.P. Rodrigues
, Rui E. Castro
,
Clifford J. Steer
Medicine - Gastro, Hepatology, Nutrition Division
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Apoptosis
100%
Bile Acids
100%
Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid (TUDCA)
85%
Liver Disease
28%
Anti-apoptotic
28%
Ischemic Stroke
14%
Induced Apoptosis
14%
Transgenic Mouse Model
14%
Clinical Application
14%
Ligand-independent
14%
Phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K)
14%
Apoptotic Pathway
14%
Cell Survival
14%
Graft Function
14%
Therapeutic Agents
14%
Rat Model
14%
Cell Death
14%
Oral Administration
14%
Cell Behavior
14%
Acid Activation
14%
Cell Function
14%
Neurodegenerative Diseases
14%
Mitochondrial Pathway
14%
Water-soluble
14%
Neurologic
14%
Plasma Membrane
14%
Cholestasis
14%
NF-B
14%
Cytochrome c Release
14%
Cellular Structure
14%
Hepatic Cells
14%
Hepatocyte Injury
14%
Insults
14%
Caspase Activation
14%
Survival Signaling
14%
Neuronal Injury
14%
Death Signals
14%
Promising Drug
14%
Apoptotic Mechanism
14%
Animal Experiment
14%
Fas Receptor
14%
Detergent Effect
14%
Bax Translocation
14%
Hemorrhagic Stroke
14%
Intracellular Signaling Molecules
14%
Mitochondria-associated Membranes
14%
Regulatory Property
14%
Induced Hepatocytes
14%
Permeability Transition Pore
14%
Membrane Perturbation
14%
Death Receptor Pathway
14%
Rat Model of Parkinson's Disease
14%
Substrate Cleavage
14%
Damage Range
14%
Toxic Molecules
14%
Graft Survival
14%
Caspase Substrates
14%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Bile Acid
100%
Rat Model
28%
Antiapoptotic
28%
Liver Disease
28%
Transgenic Mouse
14%
Mouse Model
14%
Brain Ischemia
14%
Brain Hemorrhage
14%
Death Receptor
14%
Cytoprotective Agent
14%
Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor Superfamily Member 6
14%
Cholestasis
14%
Parkinson's Disease
14%
Caspase
14%
Cytochrome C
14%
Oral Administration
14%