The mitochondrial permeability transition in toxic, hypoxic and reperfusion injury

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Acidosis 8%
• Adenosine Triphosphate 20%
• Anaerobiosis 11%
• Cell Death 13%
• Confocal Microscopy 8%
• Cyclosporine 8%
• Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions 8%
• Heart 5%
• Hepatocytes 7%
• Hydrolysis 8%
• Hypoxia 13%
• Ischemia 19%
• Lipid Peroxides 10%
• Liver 4%
• Mitochondrial Membranes 9%
• Mitochondrial Swelling 12%
• Mitochondrial Transmembrane Permeability-Driven Necrosis 100%
• Necrosis 6%
• Nucleotides 7%
• Oxidants 18%
• Oxidative Phosphorylation 9%
• Oxidative Stress 6%
• Permeability 22%
• Poisons 51%
• pyridine 11%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 6%
• Reperfusion 22%
• Reperfusion Injury 67%
• Reye Syndrome 13%
• tert-Butylhydroperoxide 12%
• Trifluoperazine 11%
• Wounds and Injuries 12%

Chemical Compounds

• Block Like Crystal 4%
• Calcium Ionophore 9%
• Cell Death 13%
• Drug 3%
• Hydrolysis 3%
• Inducer 14%
• Lipid Hydroperoxide 8%
• Oxidation Reaction 2%
• Oxidative Stress 6%
• Oxygen Radical 7%
• Permeability 55%
• Pharmacological Metabolism 4%
• Pore 12%
• Pyridine Nucleotide 8%
• Toxic 52%
• Trifluoperazine 9%