Autophagy: Regulator of cell death

Nature·Oct 4

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Autophagy is reported to play a role in regulating cell death. It is also linked to various cellular processes, including cancer and improper cellular proliferation. The relationship between autophagy and cell death appears to be complex, with some studies suggesting it can modulate cell death pathways, while others indicate it may be involved in cell survival under certain conditions.

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