However, DR5 is involved in mediating anoikis, a form of apoptosis triggered by loss of attachment of cells from the extracellular matrix [36], [37].
Cell death triggered by lack of attachment to the ECM is defined as anoikis.
Biological control is a complex process which requires the host to be recognised by the biocontrol agent, followed by hydrolytic enzyme and antibiotic production which is triggered by the direct attachment of the mycoparasite to the host fungus.
The aim of this work was to access the early immune response triggered by R. microplus larvae attachment in previously selected resistant and susceptible animals in a bovine F2 population derived from Gyr (Bos indicus) × Holstein (Bos taurus) crosses.
Apoptosis triggered by loss of cell attachment constitutes a physiological form of cell death known as anoikis, which has a central role in controlling tissue homeostasis, and is believed to function as a major barrier against cancer.
In either case, once suspended in the peritoneal fluid, the cancer cells must resist anoikis, a specialized form of apoptosis triggered by a lack of attachment to other cells or to the extracellular matrix (ECM).
Again, PoolRe's coverages were all excess coverages, and Pool Re didn't have to pay out anything unless certain attachment points were triggered by Reserve Mechanical's claims payments.
The MIH services, that is, MIES and MICS, are triggered by different dynamic events such as the attachment or detachment events of an MN in a MAG and varying handover decision-related parameters exceeding predefined thresholds.
In particular, signaling crosstalks triggered by different growth conditions, cell-cell contacts and the attachment to collagen monolayers were included.
The efficient apoptotic elimination of MI spermatocytes with a univalent sex chromosome that fails to achieve bipolar attachment to the spindle (as in X Sxr aO males [ 2, 10, 11]) is widely assumed to be triggered by a spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) monitoring the bipolar attachment of bivalents to the spindle [ 1].
