Created by gina_evans0312
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Question | Answer |
Triggers | A variety of pathways ie. irradiation, lack of essential growth factors, CTLs... |
Extracellular Pathway | Death Signal (i.e. Fas) binds to a receptor, beginning the caspase cascade |
Intracellular Pathway | Cyt. C is released from the mitochondria, triggering the caspase cascade |
Caspases (Caspase 8) | Upon activation, DED domain is cleaved and it can go activate Caspase 3 |
Caspases (Caspase 3) | Does most of the work in causing apoptosis |
BCL2 | Protects cells from apoptosis by preventing Cyt. C leakage |
BAD | Binds to BCL2 and prevents this protection |
BAX | Triggers Cyt.C leakage by puncturing the mitochondria |
Cyt. C Leakage | Triggers APAF1 and Caspase 9 multimer formation, which triggers the caspase cascade |
Other Proteins | Work to slow this process, so if it needs to be reversed, it can be |
Recycling | All cellular proteins are recycled after apoptosis |
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