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We found that, whereas mitochondria in control cells elongated or hyperfused after starvation with HBSS, mitochondria in Trak1-depleted cells were incapable of undergoing starvation-induced mitochondrial elongation, and they remained fragmented (Fig. 10A and 10B).

Assays conducted in vitro and in vivo confirmed that the mutant version was completely inactive and was incapable of undergoing self-cleavage to generate the active form of the enzyme.

The effect was specific, because neither GST (data not shown) nor beads coated with a mutated SH3 domain (P422L and G425R) incapable of undergoing classical SH3 domain interactions with PXXP-motifs [18] were able to induce F-actin structures (Figure 2E).

Tumour tissue in the majority of patients not responding to genotoxic chemotherapy appeared incapable of undergoing apoptosis execution.

Although the observed lack of a regenerative response fostered the belief that CNS neurons were incapable of undergoing any type of regeneration, some studies have demonstrated the contrary.

This finding is of particular importance because the rise of this biomarker precedes clinical findings; patients are often incapable of undergoing complex clinical neurological testing at this stage.

For example, it was shown that ρo cells devoid of mitochondrial DNA, which lack a functional electron transport chain and are incapable of generating ATP from mitochondria, undergo apoptosis as efficiently as their parental cells [ 21– 23].

Damaged and dysfunctional mitochondria that are incapable of carrying out their normal function undergo fragmentation via inhibition of mitochondrial fusion before degradation (40).

Dicer-null NS cells completely fail to undergo neurogenesis and are incapable of gliogenesis.

Depending on the cell type, loss of IRF5 yields cells incapable of a sufficient immune response to pathogens and/or undergoing apoptosis [ 6, 8- 11].

Like other neurons of the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), mature retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) are incapable of regenerating damaged axons after injury, but instead undergo apoptotic cell death.