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During spinal cord development, approximately half of all neurons die as a result of programmed cell death by an apoptotic mechanism [43] [44].
Aged elav>enarev individuals display extensive vacuolization in specific areas of the adult brain which correlated with a decreased response in a phototaxis assay, likely as a result of programmed cell death (Figs. 5 and 7), which was largely rescued when a general caspase inhibitor was introduced in the ena-defective background.
These data indicate that loss of viability was the result of programmed cell death with no requirements for LPS treatment or exogenous DNA transfection.
The frame-shift sequences are most probably responsible for the generation of a fusion protein (ORF1 + ORF2) as a result of programmed translational frame-shifting [ 67].
These observations also suggest that the increased LDL-cholesterol levels in LP offspring is the result of programmed changes affecting de novo cholesterol biosynthesis.
Aerenchyma form in the parenchyma as a result of programmed cell death (PCD) and extend from below the ground up through the stems and leaves (Drew et al. 2000).
The former indicates a type of cell death that can be either a result of programmed death or necrosis (Kumar et al., 2005), while the latter can arise from either DNA breakage or chromosomal disjunction (Fenech et al., 2011; Vanhauwaert et al., 2001).
The results of temperature-programmed reduction and Mössbauer spectroscopy revealed that the reduction of the calcined FeMg HTLC samples proceeds in two steps from Fe3+ to α-Fe through Fe2+.
These observations led to the hypothesis that WS is potentially the result of coral programmed cell death.
Cell death in relation to medical therapy appears largely to be as a result of apoptotic programmed cell death.
The data presented further suggest that GS is always associated with developing keratinocytes up to the stage of terminal differentiation of the corneocytes that results in programmed cell death partially resembling apoptosis [63], [64].
