Proteases in renal cell death: Calpains mediate cell death produced by diverse toxicants

Keyphrases

• Active Sites 16%
• Antimycin A 33%
• Butane 16%
• Ca+2 33%
• Ca2+ Ionophore 16%
• Calpain 100%
• Calpain Activity 33%
• Calpain Inhibitor 33%
• Cell Death 100%
• Cell Injury 16%
• Cysteine 33%
• Cysteine Protease Inhibitor 33%
• Cytoprotection 16%
• Dying Cell 16%
• E-64 66%
• Guanidino 16%
• Halocarbons 16%
• Induced Cell Death 33%
• Inhibitor-1 16%
• Inhibitor-2 16%
• Ionomycin 16%
• Leupeptin 16%
• Ligand-binding Domain 16%
• Lysosomal Cathepsins 33%
• Lysosomal Cysteine Proteases 16%
• Mechanism of Action 16%
• Mitochondrial Inhibitors 16%
• PD150606 16%
• Protease 100%
• Renal Cell 100%
• Renal Tubule 33%
• Tert-butyl Hydroperoxide (t-BHP) 33%
• Tetrafluoroethylene 16%
• Toxicants 100%
• Viable Cells 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antimycin A 28%
• Antipain 14%
• Butyl Hydroperoxide 28%
• Calcium Ion 14%
• Calpain 100%
• Calpastatin 28%
• Cathepsin 28%
• Cysteine 28%
• Cysteine Proteinase 42%
• Cytoprotection 14%
• Cytoprotective Agent 42%
• Halocarbon 14%
• Ionomycin 14%
• Ionophore 14%
• Leporidae 14%
• Leupeptin 14%
• Oxidizing Agent 14%
• Proteinase Inhibitor 28%
• Serine 14%