Although the protooncogenes small GTPases Ras are redox-sensitive proteins, how they are regulated by redox signaling in the central nervous system (CNS) is still poorly understood. Alteration in redox-sensitive targets by redox signaling may have myriad effects on Ras stability, activity and localization. Redox-mediated changes in astrocytic RAS may contribute to the control of redox homeostasis in the CNS that is connected to the pathogenesis of many diseases
AbstractSmall GTPases are molecular switches that have been adopted to control many eukaryotic cell ...
RAS proteins are critical regulators of signaling networks controlling diverse cellular functions su...
Ras GTPases cycle between active GTP-bound and inactive GDP-bound forms to regulate a multitude of c...
Although the protooncogenes small GTPases Ras are redox-sensitive proteins, how they are regulated b...
Significance: Oxidation and reduction events are critical to physiological and pathological processe...
Trophic deprivation contributes to astrocyte damage that oc- curs in acute and chronic neurodegenera...
Ras GTPases have been a subject of intense investigation since the early-80’s, when single point mut...
Redox agents have been historically considered pathological agents which can react with and damage m...
Astrocytes, one of the predominant types of glial cells, function as both supportive and metabolic c...
The members of the RasGTPase superfamily are involved in various signaling networks responsible for ...
Ras proteins are small GTPase functioning as molecular switches that, in response to particular extr...
Trophic deprivation contributes to astrocyte damage that occurs in acute and chronic neurodegenerati...
Previous research has suggested a connection between oncogenic Ras and the cell’s levels of Reactive...
The small GTPases from the Ras superfamily play crucial roles in basic cellular processes during pra...
Addition of hydrogen peroxide to cultured astrocytes induced a rapid and transient increase in the ...
AbstractSmall GTPases are molecular switches that have been adopted to control many eukaryotic cell ...
RAS proteins are critical regulators of signaling networks controlling diverse cellular functions su...
Ras GTPases cycle between active GTP-bound and inactive GDP-bound forms to regulate a multitude of c...
Although the protooncogenes small GTPases Ras are redox-sensitive proteins, how they are regulated b...
Significance: Oxidation and reduction events are critical to physiological and pathological processe...
Trophic deprivation contributes to astrocyte damage that oc- curs in acute and chronic neurodegenera...
Ras GTPases have been a subject of intense investigation since the early-80’s, when single point mut...
Redox agents have been historically considered pathological agents which can react with and damage m...
Astrocytes, one of the predominant types of glial cells, function as both supportive and metabolic c...
The members of the RasGTPase superfamily are involved in various signaling networks responsible for ...
Ras proteins are small GTPase functioning as molecular switches that, in response to particular extr...
Trophic deprivation contributes to astrocyte damage that occurs in acute and chronic neurodegenerati...
Previous research has suggested a connection between oncogenic Ras and the cell’s levels of Reactive...
The small GTPases from the Ras superfamily play crucial roles in basic cellular processes during pra...
Addition of hydrogen peroxide to cultured astrocytes induced a rapid and transient increase in the ...
AbstractSmall GTPases are molecular switches that have been adopted to control many eukaryotic cell ...
RAS proteins are critical regulators of signaling networks controlling diverse cellular functions su...
Ras GTPases cycle between active GTP-bound and inactive GDP-bound forms to regulate a multitude of c...