Lyt10 |
LYVE-1 |
Nerve growth factor-inducible |
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this term is used sometimes to refer to modes of cell death that are, unlike cell death by apoptosis, associated with inflammasome activation and the activation and release of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL1-beta and IL18 and the release of cellular components that can function in the initiation of cellular immune responses (for comparison see also: immunogenic cell death). Lytic cell death may be caused by injury or bacterial or viral infection. The term may be used in connection with cell death by necrosis, necroptosis, pyroptosis.
For other entries pertaining to cell death mechanisms see also the
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