Role of acid-sensitive outwardly rectifying anion channels in acidosis-induced cell death in human epithelial cells

Keyphrases

• Induced Cell Death 100%
• Human Epithelial Cells 100%
• Acid-sensitive 100%
• Anion Channel 100%
• Acidosis 100%
• HeLa Cells 60%
• Disulfonic Acid 60%
• Phloretin 60%
• Cell Injury 60%
• Ion Selectivity 40%
• Acidic Solution 40%
• Necrotic Cells 40%
• Extracellular Acidification 40%
• Low Field 20%
• Novel Types 20%
• Unitary Conductance 20%
• Incubation 20%
• Mammalian Cells 20%
• Caspase-3 Activation 20%
• Cell Reduction 20%
• Positive Potential 20%
• Depolarization 20%
• Bathing 20%
• Single Channel 20%
• Propidium Iodide 20%
• Solution pH 20%
• Outward Rectification 20%
• Outside-out Patch 20%
• Extracellular pH 20%
• Volume Cell 20%
• Voltage Range 20%
• Stainability 20%
• Whole-cell Currents 20%
• Necrotic Volume Increase 20%
• Activation Kinetics 20%
• Single-channel Activity 20%
• Anion Sensitivity 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Anion Channel 100%
• Injury 60%
• Phloretin 60%
• Caspase 3 20%
• Propidium Iodide 20%