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The anti-apoptotic function of human αA-crystallin is directly related to its chaperone activity
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Document Date: 2010-03-18 06:52:31

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Echelon Biosciences / R21A / Qiagen / Visual Sciences / alphaA2 / Creative Commons / Bio-Rad / Macmillan Publishers Limited / /

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United States / /

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FDA Phase / /

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Case Western Reserve University / terminal FLAG / The Ohio State University / /

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chemical-induced apoptosis / chemical modification / metabolic product / chemicals / /

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human and experimental cataracts / breast carcinomas / tumor / autosomal dominant cataracts / cancer / Disease / age-related cataracts / tumor necrosis / diseases / /

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AID / /

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National Institute of Health / Case Western Reserve University / Cleveland / National Science Foundation / The Ohio State University / Columbus / Prevent Blindness / Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences / Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation / /

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Bano Antiapoptotic / /

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original author / Senior Scientific Investigator / USA *Corresponding author / Fisher / /

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etoposide / B52 / HeLa / dimethyl sulfoxide / R49A / PI3K / /

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Ohio / South Dakota / /

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alpha / antibodies / Biotechnology / directed mutagenesis / Cloning / Cell Signaling / apoptosis / /

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www.nature.com/cddis / /

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