In the Epstein-Barr virus, the protein BHRF1 acts as an inhibitor for this process, and MDM2 induces polyubiquitination of a protein that promotes this process. The compound ABT-737 is antagonistic to Bcl2 and promotes oligomerization of BAX and BAK proteins, thereby inducin
In the Epstein-Barr virus, the protein BHRF1 acts as an inhibitor for this process, and MDM2 induces polyubiquitination of a protein that promotes this process. The compound ABT-737 is antagonistic to Bcl2 and promotes oligomerization of BAX and BAK proteins, thereby inducing this process, which is accompanied by permeabilization of the inner mitochondrial membrane. During it, chromatin becomes tightly condensed at the nuclear membrane, a characteristic known as pyknosis. Blebs appear on the cellular membrane, and endonucleases begin to rapidly chop up DNA. For 10 points, identify this cellular process that occurs as a form of tumor suppression and is known as programmed cell death.
In the Epstein-Barr virus, the protein BHRF1 acts as an inhibitor for this process, and MDM2 induces polyubiquitination of a protein that promotes this process.
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