Mitochondria, the cells primary energy hubs, generate ATP (adenosine triphosphate) via oxidative phosphorylation and also regulate Ca 2+ homeostasis, cell proliferation, growth, intermediary metabolism, and apoptosis (Han et al
Under normal physiological condition, only a handful of hepatocytes are in proliferation state, but exhibit strong regenerative ability once stimulated, either through tissue damage or tissue injury
Transcription factor NFR-2 is negatively regulated, principally by KEAP1, via the polyubiquitin pathway by proteasomal degradation
This discovery opens promising avenues in the study of therapies for burns and chronic wounds , where vascular regeneration is essential for full functional recovery
Neodymium (3+)-coordinated black phosphorus quantum dots with retrievable NIR/X-Ray pptoelectronic switching effect for anti-glioblastoma