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When cells go boom: Study reveals inflammation-causing gene carried by millions

When cells go boom: Study reveals inflammation-causing gene carried by millions
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Research: Millions Carry Inflammation-Causing Gene in Cells

Research: Millions Carry Inflammation-Causing Gene in Cells
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Dodging death: Surprise discovery redirects efforts for treatment of liver disease

Dodging death: Surprise discovery redirects efforts for treatment of liver disease
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Freeze! Executioner protein caught in the act

 E-Mail IMAGE: A cell in yellow is shown dying by necroptosis, a process requiring the protein MLKL view more  Credit: WEHI Australia A new molecular freeze frame technique has allowed WEHI researchers to see key steps in how the protein MLKL kills cells. Small proteins called monobodies were used to freeze MLKL at different stages as it moved from a dormant to an activated state, a key process that enables an inflammatory form of cell death called necroptosis. The team were able to map how the three-dimensional structure of MLKL changed, revealing potential target sites that might be targets for drugs - a potential new approach to blocking necroptosis as a treatment for inflammatory diseases.

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