Can food components influence apoptosis?
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This study demonstrates that food restriction preferentially enhances apoptosis of preneoplastic cells. | |
26 Citations | Food bioactive components that affect various aspects of metabolism may be important tools to reverse glycolytic to oxidative metabolism and enhance sensitivity to apoptosis. |
362 Citations | For example, in some cell types NO can promote apoptosis, whereas in other cells NO inhibits apoptosis. |
01 May 2000 | Effective chemopreventative agents will include dietary components that enhance the immune system’s ability to identify transformed cells and to target them for apoptosis. |
The ability of membrane-active agents to block apoptosis suggests that membranes or their lipid components play prominent roles in injury-induced apoptosis. | |
Open access•Journal Article 70 Citations | We conclude that the essential oil contains components that are effective at inducing apoptosis. |
The results suggest that yogurt would influence the balance between mitosis and apoptosis, which was modified during the carcinogenesis process, by increasing cellular apoptosis. | |
31 Citations | Diet components may also modify the risk of cancer through the influence on multiple processes, including DNA repair, cell proliferation and apoptosis. |
290 Citations | Furthermore, DNA-repair proteins can regulate apoptosis. |
39 Citations | Solvent extracts of human and mouse food were also able to block pitavastatin-induced apoptosis, suggesting diet might influence the outcome of clinical trials. |
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