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| MOMP is the point-of-no-return decision step of intrinsic apoptosis. It is the event in which the mitochondrial outer membrane becomes permeable, allowing release of pro-death factors that irreversibly commit a cell to die. Cancer progression is characterized by systematic suppression, buffering, or decoupling of MOMP from lethal execution. MOMP occurs when BAX and/or BAK oligomerize in the mitochondrial outer membrane, forming pores that release: -Cytochrome c → apoptosome → caspase-9 -Smac/DIABLO → IAP neutralization -Other apoptogenic factors (e.g., Omi/HtrA2) Once sufficient mitochondria undergo MOMP, cell death is inevitable (even if caspases are later inhibited). Redox, Metabolism, and MOMP (Critical) -High xCT / GSH → suppress mitochondrial ROS → MOMP ↓ -Autophagic flux → removes damaged mitochondria → MOMP ↓ -Pro-oxidant overload → mitochondrial dysfunction → MOMP ↑ |
| 5591- | BetA, | Advances and challenges in betulinic acid therapeutics and delivery systems for breast cancer prevention and treatment |
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