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Monitoring Natural Killer Cell Function in Human Ovarian Cancer Cells of Ascitic Fluid
Authors:
Vikash Kumar
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Asok Mukhopadhyay
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12/20/2018,
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[Abstract] Natural killer (NK) cells are the major effectors of the innate immune system when activated resulting in modulation of immune response of the host defense through target cell lysis and secretion of cytokines. Precise functions of NK cells are essential for the treatment outcome of different virus infections and malignant diseases. NK cells impart ...
Protocol for Establishing a Multiplex Image-based Autophagy RNAi Screen in Cell Cultures
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Jennifer Jung
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Christian Behrends
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09/05/2017,
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[Abstract] Autophagy is a recycling pathway, in which intracellular cargoes including protein aggregates and bacteria are engulfed by autophagosomes and subsequently degraded after fusion with lysosomes. Dysregulation of this process is involved in several human diseases such as cancer or neurodegeneration. Hence, advancing our understanding of how autophagy ...
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Assays for the Detection of Calreticulin Exposure, ATP and HMGB1 Release upon Cell Death
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Yuting Ma
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Heng Yang
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12/20/2016,
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[Abstract] Accumulating evidence is revealing the essential role of immune system in cancer treatment. Certain chemotherapeutic drugs can potently induce the release of ‘cell death associated molecular patterns’ (CDAMPs), which accompanies cancer cell demise. CDAMPs can engage corresponding receptors on immune cells and stimulate immune responses to achieve ...
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