Because it has a low isoelectric point, a protein that regulates this process by binding XIAP is named DIABLO.
Because it has a low isoelectric point, a protein that regulates this process by binding XIAP is named DIABLO. This process populates the top-right quadrant of a propidium iodide–gated flow cytometry assay. A protein complex named for this process looks like a seven-spoked wheel. Proteins that regulate this process in C. elegans ("see" eh-leh-GANZ) are prefixed "c-e-d." DNA extracted during this process runs like a ladder on a gel because it is fragmented. Trophic factors prevent this process; a protein that also prevents this process is upregulated in lymphoma, opposes Bax and Bad, and prevents cytochrome C from escaping the mitochondria. Cell membranes bleb, and caspases degrade proteins, during this process. DNA damage detected by p53 can trigger, for 10 points, what process of programmed cell death?
Because it has a low isoelectric point, a protein that regulates this process by binding XIAP is named DIABLO.
apoptosis [prompt on "(programmed) cell death"]