نتایج جستجو برای: metacaspase

تعداد نتایج: 151  

Journal: :The Journal of Cell Biology 2004
Robert Wysocki Stephen J. Kron

CDC13 encodes a telomere-binding protein that prevents degradation of telomeres. cdc13-1 yeast grown at the nonpermissive temperature undergo G2/M arrest, progressive chromosome instability, and subsequent cell death. Recently, it has been suggested that cell death in the cdc13-1 mutant is an active process characterized by phenotypic hallmarks of apoptosis and caspase activation. In this work,...

2016
David J. Laprade Melissa S. Brown Morgan L. McCarthy James J. Ritch Nicanor Austriaco

The budding yeast Candida albicans is one of the most significant fungal pathogens worldwide. It proliferates in two distinct cell types: blastopores and filaments. Only cells that are able to transform from one cell type into the other are virulent in mouse disease models. Programmed cell death is a controlled form of cell suicide that occurs when C. albicans cells are exposed to fungicidal dr...

Journal: :The Plant cell 2013
Liana Tsiatsiani Evy Timmerman Pieter-Jan De Bock Dominique Vercammen Simon Stael Brigitte van de Cotte An Staes Marc Goethals Tine Beunens Petra Van Damme Kris Gevaert Frank Van Breusegem

Metacaspases are distant relatives of the metazoan caspases, found in plants, fungi, and protists. However, in contrast with caspases, information about the physiological substrates of metacaspases is still scarce. By means of N-terminal combined fractional diagonal chromatography, the physiological substrates of metacaspase9 (MC9; AT5G04200) were identified in young seedlings of Arabidopsis th...

Journal: :Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 2021

A common strategy to identify new antiparasitic agents is the targeting of proteases, due their essential contributions parasite growth and development. Metacaspases (MCAs) are cysteine proteases present in fungi, protozoa, plants.

Journal: :The Journal of Cell Biology 2005
Libuše Váchová Zdena Palková

The existence of programmed cell death (PCD) in yeast and its significance to simple unicellular organisms is still questioned. However, such doubts usually do not reflect the fact that microorganisms in nature exist predominantly within structured, multicellular communities capable of differentiation, in which a profit of individual cells is subordinated to a profit of populations. In this stu...

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