Although MCL-1 is known to oppose cell death, precisely how it functions to promote survival of normal and malignant cells is poorly understood. Here, we report that different forms of MCL-1 ...

Thus, when both ligaments are disrupted, the knee can become unstable in several planes of function. MCL injuries are classified as grade I, II, or III, as described by the American Medical ...

By blocking BTK, the growth of cancerous B cells is repressed. Molecular inhibitors in MCL all have different functions and interrupt cancer development in unique ways. Monoclonal antibodies can ...

the LCL and MCL function to stabilize the knee so it doesn't open like a book when people try to move side to side. The MCL helps stabilize inward motion and is a much more common football injury ...

require a powerful protector protein called MCL-1 to function successfully. Without MCL-1, these cells undergo stress and eventually die, leading to hair loss, as reported in a Nature ...

The team was also able to reveal new details on MCL-1's function, identifying ways it suppresses another protein called BAK and how MCL-1 is regulated by a signaling pathway called ERBB.

Is it common for a professional athlete to have the option of returning just 10 days after a medial collateral ligament sprain? It seems unlikely that he'll suit up as soon as Sunday, and that it ...