uncoordinated locomotion-129 |
Under-agarose leukocyte migration inhibition technique |
nuclear alarmin |
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This term has been used to refer to cells that have initiated cell death by apoptosis but have not completed it and still have intact nuclei and cell membranes. Undead cells, which experimentally may be kept alive and in a suspended state by introduction/activation of genes that block effector caspases needed to effect cell death (usually caspase inhibitor p35), have been studied in the model organism Drosophila melanogaster, where even after half of the cells
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