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    LASMONO SUSANTO

    POSGRADUATE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCEUNIVERSITY SUMATERA UTARA

    FACULTY OF MEDICINE

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    apoptosis

    necrosis

    autophagy

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    apoptosis,necrosis, and

    autophagy event

    mode-specific orselective

    morphologic

    biochemicalmolecularattributes

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    cytoskeletal protein cleavage by pro-apoptotic-aspartate-specific proteases (caspases)

    apoptosis

    Caspase3,6,7

    Caspase

    9

    Caspase8

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    Sumber: http://science.howstuffworks.com

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    1. Cell death receptor pathway (extrinsic);

    Triggered by thebinding of familyof tumornecrosis factor(TNF) and TNFreceptor

    formation of themulti-proteindeath-inducingsignalingcomplex (DISC)

    c-FLIP is aregulatorymolecule thatresemblescaspase-8

    Aggregation of the DISC

    causes conformationalchanges that unleash thecatalytic activity of  caspase-8,which ediatescell destruction

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    2. Mitochondrial Pathway (intrinsic).

    release of pro-apoptotic

    proteins from the inter-mitochondrial

    membrane space into the cytosol inhibitors of apoptosisprotein (IAPs),

    activation of caspasesand apoptosis

    the mitochondrial apoptotic pathway controled by:• Interplay between pro- and anti-apoptotic the Bcl-2 family•

    Increased ROS, DNA damage, unfolded protein response, anddeprivation of growth factors

    • Caspase-9

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    http://ccrc.farmasi.ugm.ac.id

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    neoplasms

    increasedexpression

    protein Bcl-2family andmutations

    defective Fasligand or Fas

    receptor

    the deathreceptors Fas-

    mediated

    autoimmunelympho-

    proliferative

    disease

    (ALPS)

    type 1

    diabetes

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    NMDA receptorblockade and

    GABA receptoractivation BY

    ETHANOL

    apoptogenicneurodegenerati

    on

    fetalalcohol-

    syndrome

    Generalanesthetics ON

    Neonatus

    modulateNMDA and

    GABAreceptors

    long-termneurocognitive

    defects

    loss of immuneeffector cells in

    sepsis

    inhibits abilityto eradicatethe primary

    infection

    susceptible tonosocomialinfections

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    redundant

    damagedorganelles

    macro-

    molecularcomponents

    Own cellnon-

    essential

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    autophagy

    deletion of toxicmisfolded proteins

    elimination

    of intracellularmicroorganisms

    tumorsuppression

    antigenpresentation

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    Procesing of autophagy

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    eliminatingdamaged

    mitochondriawhich may

    triggerapoptosis

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    Autophagy

    Autophagy

    loss of especially

    beclin-1, UVRAG

    and Bif-1

    lymphomas and

    gastrointestinal

    tumors in mouse

    models

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    ischemia

    metabolicfailure

    Rapiddepletion of

    ATP

    early lossof 

    plasmamembrane

    Loss oforganelle

    integrity

    MEDIATOR NECROSIS

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    http://uts.cc.utexas.edu

    necrosis

    calcium activated protease non-lisosomal (Calpain)poli-ADP-ribose polymerase-(PARP)

    MEDIATOR NECROSIS

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    type andintensity of

    the signal cell

    theconcentration

    of ATP

    cell type andother factors

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    acutemyocardialischaemia

    profounddecreases

    in ATPnecrosis

    chroniccongestive

    heart failure

    chronicdecreases

    in ATPapoptosis

    anti-apoptoticcaspaseinhibitors

    hyperacuteTNF–α

    necrosis

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    Apoptotic cell

    necrotic cell

    decreased parasitemia.parasit

    parasit increased parasitemia.

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    peritonitis

    Apoptotic cells

    necrotic cells

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    Cell death pathways, there are three ways:

    apoptosis, autophagy and necrosis.

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    Cell death is “programmed” that genetically controlled

    Plasma membrane integrity is preserved until late in apoptosis BUT early lossin necrosis

    Autophagy is the process to supply the cell with metabolites for fuel.

    Autophagy plays a complex role in cancer

    Necrosis can be regulated and programmed

    Apoptotic cells and necrotic cells have on Immunomodulatory Effects

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      chard S. Hotchk ss , Andreas Strasser , Jonathan E.

    McDunn, and   Paul E. Swanson,

    N Engl J Med, 2009 October 15; 361(16)

    References:

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