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Chapter 9. Share Question Copy Link. For example, receptors on the cell will bind to specific molecular elements in the ECM, and this binding activates intracellular signal transduction pathways that turn certain genes on or off. As a result of these interactions, some genes can be expressed in a given cell, but others cannot. For example, in a muscle cell, the genes that encode the contractile proteins actin and myosin are activated, but the gene encoding for insulin synthesis is inactivated.
Some cells, e. Terminally differentiated cells like these i. Cell-cell and cell-ECM interactions are important not only for the induction of differentiation, but also for maintenance of differentiation in some cell types. One of the hallmarks of tumor cells is that they lose their ability to sense the ECM or neighboring cells. Many cells in an adult are not actively in the process of replicating; this is depicted in the diagram as "cells that cease division," also known as the G 0 phase or the "resting phase.
If conditions require additional cells, the cell will receive signals that promote cell division. These signals will push the cell to complete the G 1 phase cell enlargement and proceed to the S-phase, during which DNA is replicated. In the G 2 phase the cell prepares for division by increasing in size and replicating intracellular organelles. It then divides through mitosis the M-phase. In a sense, the critical juncture is the transition from G 1 to the S-phase.
This transition is carefully regulated by multiple factors, some of which promote the transition. Genes known as proto-oncogenes can be switched on to produce proteins that protein the transition to the S-phase. The main characteristic of autophagy-dependent cell death is extensive autophagic vacuolization of the cytoplasm, with no changes in chromatin organization as seen in apoptosis Table 1.
Also, cell remnants are not cleared by macrophagic phagocytosis as observed in apoptosis. Autophagy leads to autophagic cell death that can be blocked by inhibitors or the depletion of Atg proteins e.
Figure 1. Immunohistochemical analysis of paraffin-embedded human colon cancer tissue slide using AP ATG5 antibody at dilution of under 40x lens. Figure 2. Immunohistochemical analysis of paraffin-embedded human skeletal muscle tissue slide using AP ULK1 Antibody at dilution of under 40x lens.
Figure 3. The two main types of cell death are apoptosis and necrosis. They differ in terms of the stimuli that initiate cell death processes, morphological and biochemical changes, and in the signaling routes used by cells. Necrosis is caused by external factors that lead to irreversible cell injury, with loss of plasma membrane integrity and rapid death often resulting in activation of the immune system.
In contrast, apoptosis is initiated by a number of internal and external routes; it is a well-controlled process that results in the slow turnover of cell remnants and phagocytosis by neighboring macrophages. We understand much of your research is extremely important to the health of the community. As an original manufacturer for its entire catalog of antibodies and proteins, we are here to support you.
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