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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 60 Issue 1-2
published_at 2013

Phosphorylation of bad by protein Kinase-C activator can attenuate tongue muscle-derived stem cell death caused by oxidative stress

Phosphorylation of bad by protein Kinase-C activator can attenuate tongue muscle-derived stem cell death caused by oxidative stress
Fukagawa Yasuhiro
Miura Toshiro
Shibuya Masaki
Akashi Shintaro
Oda Takamasa
Matsuzaki Masunori
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Background: Improving the survival of transplanted cells is a critical is- sue in the use of stem cell transplantation therapy for cardiovascular disease. Many transplanted cells are lost through apoptosis or necrosis triggered by hypoxia or superoxide. Methods and Results: Tongue muscle-derived Sca-1(+) cells were isolated from the mouse and cultured for 2 weeks and then exposed to hydrogen peroxide (H_2O_2
Creator Keywords
stem cells
cell death
oxidative stress
protein kinase C
bad