Scientists have discovered a sugar compound from deep-sea bacteria that can destroy cancer cells in a dramatic way. This natural substance, produced by microbes living in the ocean, causes cancer ...

A sugar made by deep-sea microbes causes cancer cells to self-destruct, and boosts the body’s defenses in the process.

And pyroptosis plays a crucial role in the regulation of inflammation, so there could be a close link between pyroptosis and CCH. Caspase-1 protease is a core component of the polyprotein inflammasome ...

Promoting pyroptosis-an inflammatory form of programmed cell death-has become a promising treatment strategy for cancer.

Figure 1 Mechanism of pyroptosis. The pathogenesis of pyroptosis includes mainly the canonical pathway mediated by the inflammasome and caspase-1, the noncanonical pathway mediated by LPS and ...

Researchers discover an exopolysaccharide from deep-sea bacteria that induces pyroptosis, offering a potential new approach ...

Discover a study revealing how chemotherapy-induced tumour pyroptosis reprograms fibroblasts, promoting chemoresistance in ...

The goal of pyroptosis is to inhibit infectious pathogens through a potent inflammatory response. Pyroptosis produces significant swelling of affected cells, which break open and cause inflammation.

Pyroptosis-in-SCI This is the code set for maunscript: Dynamic Changes in Pyroptosis Following Spinal Cord Injury and the Identification of Crucial Molecular Signatures Through Machine Learning and ...