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Title: Apoptosis: Programmed Cell Death ???? A story about 7th October 2002


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ApoptosisProgrammed Cell Death????A story
about 7th October 2002
  • ?3?
  • ?????,??King,??,??,???,??,??

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Sydney Brenner
  • 1927??(80?)
  • ???
  • ?????????
  • established C. elegans as a novel experimental
    model organism

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John Sulston
  • 1947??(60?)
  • ???
  • ??????
  • mapped a cell lineage where every cell division
    and differentiation could be followed in the
    development of a tissue in C. elegans

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Robert Horvitz
  • 1942??(65?)
  • ???
  • The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
  • has discovered and characterized key genes
    controlling cell death in C. elegans

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  • ???,???????
  • Ex????????????

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Apoptosis vs. PCD
  • ???PCD??????????????
  • ???????
  • ????? vs.?????

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Apoptosis vs. Necrosis
  • Apoptosis programmed cell death
  • Necrosis un-programmed cell death

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Necrosis
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  • ???????CCl4??????
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  • ??
  • ????????????
  • ????????

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Apoptosis
  • 1972 Kerr ??????

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Apoptosis vs. Necrosis
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Back to apoptosis
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Please refer to page 428 of your textbook
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2 main integration pathways
  • Death receptor pathway
  • Mitochondrial pathway
  • Both pathways converge to a common execution phase

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Execution phase
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Multiples of 180200 bp fragments
Ladder
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Apoptosis in detail
  • Signal
  • Cell shrinkage/ Loss of cell-cell contact
  • Condensation of nuclear chromatin
  • Nuclear fragmentation
  • Membrane ruffling/ blebbing
  • Phagocytosis of apoptotic bodies

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E.g. FasL/TNF
Death factors
Bind to death receptorscluster and trimerise
E.g. Fas/TNFR
Recruits FADD
DED
Recruits pro-caspase 8 induced proximity
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PT pore
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  • ????????(?????bcl-2??or?????Bax??)???????????
  • ???bcl-2?????m??? ??,???Bax?????m????

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  • ???ced9
  • ????????? bcl-2(?ced9?????)

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  • P35??Caspases????,????P35? Caspase?????,??????
    ???????????????Caspases??
  • CrmA????????,??????????????,???????????????P35?Cr
    mA??????

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  • FLIPs???Fas/TNFR1??????????DED???,?FADD?Caspase-
    8,10??,???????????,????Caspase8,10????????????????
    ??

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bcl-2??
  • ???????,?????????
  • ?????????ced-9?
  • ???????????????????,???????????c?????????
  • ???1-4?Bcl-2?????

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Apoptosis is all around us
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Where can we see apop.?
  • Surprisingly..
  • all multi-cellular organisms!
  • And even some single.. _at__at_
  • Team strategy.

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Lets see
  • Animals!

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Apoptosis Inducer
  • infected with a virus
  • undergoing stress conditions (such as starvation)
  • ionizing radiation
  • toxic chemicals

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Apoptosis Function
  • Reduce energy lost
  • Prevent cancer development
  • PCD
  • Homeostasis

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In plants as well
  • ??????

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In plants as well (2)
  • Transduction ducts (?? ???)

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In plants (3)
  • ???
  • (?? ? ?)

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Afterthoughts
  • Death is so useful
  • What is life??

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ParadoxLife is dependent on cell death
Demonstration of single HT-29/B6 apoptotic cells.
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Inhibition of apoptosis Cancer
  • Deletion/mutation of p53
  • express high levels of Bcl-2
  • FAS signaling

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  • Cancers associated with viruses
  • ex HPV (cervical cancer )
  • EBV (lymphomas)
  • Other cancer cells
  • ex B-cell leukemias
  • Melanoma
  • FasL
  • ex lung and colon cancer cells

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Excessive apoptosis Alzheimer
  • Loss of neural cells
  • Induced by beta-amyloid peptides
  • (Abeta)

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  • Abeta trigger toxicity via activation of caspases
  • The activation of caspase-8 and 9 by Abeta and
    C31
  • APP
  • (1)a source of cytotoxic Abeta
  • (2)represent a source of C31 contributing
    cytotoxic activity of Abeta

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Inappropriate apoptosis HIV
  • Death of CD4 T cells most by apoptosis
  • Expression of Nef gene in effected CD4 T cells

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????!
  • Death is only the beginning
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