Translational Medicine
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Department of Pharmacology, Hyderabad, India

Publications

• Commentary   
  A Note on Apoptosis and Its Morphology
  Author(s): Siri Muppidi*
  
  The cycle of modified cell death, or apoptosis, is by and large described by unmistakable morphological qualities and energy-subordinate biochemical instruments. Apoptosis is viewed as an indispensable part of different cycles including ordinary cell turnover, legitimate turn of events and working of the resistant framework, chemical ward decay, undeveloped turn of events and substance instigated cell passing. Improper apoptosis (either excessively little or to an extreme) is a factor in numerous human conditions including neurodegenerative sicknesses, ischemic harm, immune system problems and numerous kinds of malignant growth. The capacity to regulate the desperate of a cell is perceived for its huge restorative potential. Consequently, research keeps on zeroing in on the explanation and investigation of the phone cycle hardware and flagging pathways that control cell cycle capture .. View More»
  DOI: 10.36648/2161-1025.21.11.221

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