Pro-inflammatory programmed cell death
BT Cookson, MA Brennan - Trends in microbiology, 2001 - cell.com
BT Cookson, MA Brennan
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The ability of exogenous glycine to antagonize pathological ion fluxes through the plasma membranes of Salmonella-infected, ischemic or ATP-depleted host cells suggests the possibility that diverse stimuli ultimately evoke cell death using common effector pathways
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