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Over-expression of JunB inhibits mitochondrial stress and cytotoxicity in human lymphoma cells exposed to chronic oxidative stress
2010
BMB Reports
Activator protein-1 can induce either cell survival or death, which is controlled by opposing effects of different Jun members. It is generally accepted that c-Jun is pro-apoptotic, but that JunD is anti-apoptotic in stress-exposed cells. Additionally, although there are reports suggesting that JunB plays a protective role, its role in stress-induced apoptosis remains unclear. Here, we investigated the role of JunB in H2O2-induced cell death using cells that over-expressed the protein or were
doi:10.5483/bmbrep.2010.43.1.057
pmid:20132737
fatcat:xqvbmmiwdbghrlj4zxjgaqazbu