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THE IG HEAVY-CHAIN 3'-END CONFERS A POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL PROCESSING ADVANTAGE TO BCL-2-IGH FUSION RNA IN T(14-18) LYMPHOMA
Authors: PETROVIC AS YOUNG RL HILGARTH B AMBROS P KORSMEYER SJ JAEGER U
Citation: As. Petrovic et al., THE IG HEAVY-CHAIN 3'-END CONFERS A POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL PROCESSING ADVANTAGE TO BCL-2-IGH FUSION RNA IN T(14-18) LYMPHOMA, Blood, 91(10), 1998, pp. 3952-3961
TROPHIC SUPPORT PROMOTES SURVIVAL OF BCL-X-DEFICIENT TELENCEPHALIC CELLS IN-VITRO
Authors: SHINDLER KS YUNKER AMR CAHN R ZHA JP KORSMEYER SJ ROTH KA
Citation: Ks. Shindler et al., TROPHIC SUPPORT PROMOTES SURVIVAL OF BCL-X-DEFICIENT TELENCEPHALIC CELLS IN-VITRO, Cell death and differentiation, 5(10), 1998, pp. 901-910
LIFE, DEATH AND NUCLEAR SPOTS
Authors: HESS JL KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Jl. Hess et Sj. Korsmeyer, LIFE, DEATH AND NUCLEAR SPOTS, Nature genetics, 20(3), 1998, pp. 220-222
CANCER - TUNING IN ON DEATH PROGRAMS
Authors: KORSMEYER SJ GREENBERG PD
Citation: Sj. Korsmeyer et Pd. Greenberg, CANCER - TUNING IN ON DEATH PROGRAMS, Current opinion in immunology, 10(5), 1998, pp. 543-544
REGULATION OF CELL-PROLIFERATION AND CELL-DEATH
Authors: KORSMEYER SJ HUGHES H
Citation: Sj. Korsmeyer et H. Hughes, REGULATION OF CELL-PROLIFERATION AND CELL-DEATH, Annals of oncology, 9, 1998, pp. 36-36
BID, A PROAPOPTOTIC BCL-2 FAMILY MEMBER, IS LOCALIZED TO MOUSE-CHROMOSOME-6 AND HUMAN-CHROMOSOME 22Q11
Authors: WANG K YIN XM COPELAND NG GILBERT DJ JENKINS NA KECK CL ZIMONJIC DB POPESCU NC KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: K. Wang et al., BID, A PROAPOPTOTIC BCL-2 FAMILY MEMBER, IS LOCALIZED TO MOUSE-CHROMOSOME-6 AND HUMAN-CHROMOSOME 22Q11, Genomics (San Diego, Calif.), 53(2), 1998, pp. 235-238
BCL-2 FAMILY - REGULATORS OF CELL-DEATH
Authors: CHAO DT KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Dt. Chao et Sj. Korsmeyer, BCL-2 FAMILY - REGULATORS OF CELL-DEATH, Annual review of immunology, 16, 1998, pp. 395-419
EVIDENCE FOR INVOLVEMENT OF BAX AND P53, BUT NOT CASPASES, IN RADIATION-INDUCED CELL-DEATH OF CULTURED POSTNATAL HIPPOCAMPAL-NEURONS
Authors: JOHNSON MD XIANG H LONDON S KINOSHITA Y KNUDSON M MAYBERG M KORSMEYER SJ MORRISON RS
Citation: Md. Johnson et al., EVIDENCE FOR INVOLVEMENT OF BAX AND P53, BUT NOT CASPASES, IN RADIATION-INDUCED CELL-DEATH OF CULTURED POSTNATAL HIPPOCAMPAL-NEURONS, Journal of neuroscience research, 54(6), 1998, pp. 721-733
INVOLVEMENT OF MICROTUBULES IN THE REGULATION OF BCL2 PHOSPHORYLATIONAND APOPTOSIS THROUGH CYCLIC-AMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN-KINASE
Authors: SRIVASTAVA RK SRIVASTAVA AR KORSMEYER SJ NESTEROVA M CHOCHUNG YS LONGO DL
Citation: Rk. Srivastava et al., INVOLVEMENT OF MICROTUBULES IN THE REGULATION OF BCL2 PHOSPHORYLATIONAND APOPTOSIS THROUGH CYCLIC-AMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN-KINASE, Molecular and cellular biology, 18(6), 1998, pp. 3509-3517
MUTAGENESIS OF THE BH3 DOMAIN OF BAX IDENTIFIES RESIDUES CRITICAL FORDIMERIZATION AND KILLING
Authors: WANG K GROSS A WAKSMAN G KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: K. Wang et al., MUTAGENESIS OF THE BH3 DOMAIN OF BAX IDENTIFIES RESIDUES CRITICAL FORDIMERIZATION AND KILLING, Molecular and cellular biology, 18(10), 1998, pp. 6083-6089
BAX INVOLVEMENT IN P53-MEDIATED NEURONAL CELL-DEATH
Authors: XIANG H KINOSHITA Y KNUDSON CM KORSMEYER SJ SCHWARTZKROIN PA MORRISON RS
Citation: H. Xiang et al., BAX INVOLVEMENT IN P53-MEDIATED NEURONAL CELL-DEATH, The Journal of neuroscience, 18(4), 1998, pp. 1363-1373
WIDESPREAD ELIMINATION OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING NEURONAL DEATH IN BAX-DEFICIENT MICE
Authors: WHITE FA KELLERPECK CR KNUDSON CM KORSMEYER SJ SNIDER WD
Citation: Fa. White et al., WIDESPREAD ELIMINATION OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING NEURONAL DEATH IN BAX-DEFICIENT MICE, The Journal of neuroscience, 18(4), 1998, pp. 1428-1439
ENFORCED DIMERIZATION OF BAX RESULTS IN ITS TRANSLOCATION, MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION AND APOPTOSIS
Authors: GROSS A JOCKEL J WEI MC KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: A. Gross et al., ENFORCED DIMERIZATION OF BAX RESULTS IN ITS TRANSLOCATION, MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION AND APOPTOSIS, EMBO journal (Print), 17(14), 1998, pp. 3878-3885
SUPPRESSION OF DEVELOPMENTAL RETINAL CELL-DEATH BUT NOT OF PHOTORECEPTOR DEGENERATION IN BAX-DEFICIENT MICE
Authors: OGILVIE JM DECKWERTH TL KNUDSON CM KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Jm. Ogilvie et al., SUPPRESSION OF DEVELOPMENTAL RETINAL CELL-DEATH BUT NOT OF PHOTORECEPTOR DEGENERATION IN BAX-DEFICIENT MICE, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 39(9), 1998, pp. 1713-1720
MLL, A MAMMALIAN TRITHORAX-GROUP GENE, FUNCTIONS AS A TRANSCRIPTIONALMAINTENANCE FACTOR IN MORPHOGENESIS
Authors: YU BD HANSON RD HESS JL HORNING SE KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Bd. Yu et al., MLL, A MAMMALIAN TRITHORAX-GROUP GENE, FUNCTIONS AS A TRANSCRIPTIONALMAINTENANCE FACTOR IN MORPHOGENESIS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 95(18), 1998, pp. 10632-10636
REGULATED TARGETING OF BAX TO MITOCHONDRIA
Authors: GOPING IS GROSS A LAVOIE JN NGUYEN M JEMMERSON R ROTH K KORSMEYER SJ SHORE GC
Citation: Is. Goping et al., REGULATED TARGETING OF BAX TO MITOCHONDRIA, The Journal of cell biology, 143(1), 1998, pp. 207-215
PLACEMENT OF THE BCL2 FAMILY MEMBER BAX IN THE DEATH PATHWAY OF SYMPATHETIC NEURONS ACTIVATED BY TROPHIC FACTOR DEPRIVATION
Authors: DECKWERTH TL EASTON RM KNUDSON CM KORSMEYER SJ JOHNSON EM
Citation: Tl. Deckwerth et al., PLACEMENT OF THE BCL2 FAMILY MEMBER BAX IN THE DEATH PATHWAY OF SYMPATHETIC NEURONS ACTIVATED BY TROPHIC FACTOR DEPRIVATION, Experimental neurology, 152(1), 1998, pp. 150-162
HEMATOPOIETIC MALIGNANCIES DEMONSTRATE LOSS-OF-FUNCTION MUTATIONS OF BAX
Authors: MEIJERINK JPP MENSINK EJBM WANG K SEDLAK TW SLOETJES AW DEWITTE T WAKSMAN G KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Jpp. Meijerink et al., HEMATOPOIETIC MALIGNANCIES DEMONSTRATE LOSS-OF-FUNCTION MUTATIONS OF BAX, Blood, 91(8), 1998, pp. 2991-2997
ENX (HOX11L1)-DEFICIENT MICE DEVELOP MYENTERIC NEURONAL HYPERPLASIA AND MEGACOLON
Authors: SHIRASAWA S YUNKER AMR ROTH KA BROWN GA HORNING S KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: S. Shirasawa et al., ENX (HOX11L1)-DEFICIENT MICE DEVELOP MYENTERIC NEURONAL HYPERPLASIA AND MEGACOLON, Nature medicine, 3(6), 1997, pp. 646-650
APOPTOSIS-ASSOCIATED SIGNALING PATHWAYS ARE REQUIRED FOR CHEMOTHERAPY-MEDIATED FEMALE GERM-CELL DESTRUCTION
Authors: PEREZ GI KNUDSON CM LEYKIN L KORSMEYER SJ TILLY JL
Citation: Gi. Perez et al., APOPTOSIS-ASSOCIATED SIGNALING PATHWAYS ARE REQUIRED FOR CHEMOTHERAPY-MEDIATED FEMALE GERM-CELL DESTRUCTION, Nature medicine, 3(11), 1997, pp. 1228-1232
BCL-2 AND BAX FUNCTION INDEPENDENTLY TO REGULATE CELL-DEATH
Authors: KNUDSON CM KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Cm. Knudson et Sj. Korsmeyer, BCL-2 AND BAX FUNCTION INDEPENDENTLY TO REGULATE CELL-DEATH, Nature genetics, 16(4), 1997, pp. 358-363
ERRORS OF HOMEOSTASIS AND DEREGULATED APOPTOSIS
Authors: RINKENBERGER JL KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Jl. Rinkenberger et Sj. Korsmeyer, ERRORS OF HOMEOSTASIS AND DEREGULATED APOPTOSIS, Current opinion in genetics & development, 7(5), 1997, pp. 589-596
BCL-X-L-REGULATED APOPTOSIS IN T-CELL DEVELOPMENT
Authors: CHAO DT KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Dt. Chao et Sj. Korsmeyer, BCL-X-L-REGULATED APOPTOSIS IN T-CELL DEVELOPMENT, International immunology, 9(9), 1997, pp. 1375-1384
BCL-2 GENE FAMILY AND THE REGULATION OF CELL-DEATH
Authors: KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Sj. Korsmeyer, BCL-2 GENE FAMILY AND THE REGULATION OF CELL-DEATH, The FASEB journal, 11(9), 1997, pp. 51-51
BCL-2 GENE FAMILY AND THE REGULATION OF CELL-DEATH
Authors: KORSMEYER SJ
Citation: Sj. Korsmeyer, BCL-2 GENE FAMILY AND THE REGULATION OF CELL-DEATH, International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics, 39(2), 1997, pp. 98-98
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