Table of Contents

Volume 5, Issue 4

  May 16, 2009

  Pages 441 - 584

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Editor's Corner

• Location, location, location? No. Catalog number

  Daniel J. Klionsky
  Page 441

Review

• Radiation-induced autophagy in normal and cancer cells: Towards novel cytoprotection and radio-sensitization policies?

  Christos E. Zois and Michael I. Koukourakis
  Pages 442 - 450

Research Papers

• Cathepsin L mediates resveratrol-induced autophagy and apoptotic cell death in cervical cancer cells

  Keng-Fu Hsu, Chao-Liang Wu, Soon-Cen Huang, Ching-Ming Wu, Jenn-Ren Hsiao, Yi-Te Yo, Yu-Hung Chen, Ai-Li Shiau and Cheng-Yang Chou
  Pages 451 - 460

• Mutation at the cargo-receptor binding site of Atg8 also affects its general autophagy regulation function

  Kung-Hsien Ho, Hsiang-En Chang and Wei-Pang Huang
  Pages 461 - 471

• Combination treatment with arsenic trioxide and irradiation enhances autophagic effects in U118-MG cells through increased mitotic arrest and regulation of PI3K/Akt and ERK1/2 signaling pathways

  Hui-Wen Chiu, Sheng-Yow Ho, How-Ran Guo and Ying-Jan Wang
  Pages 472 - 483

• Autophagy induced by 2-deoxy-D-glucose suppresses intracellular multiplication of Legionella pneumophila in A/J mouse macrophages

  Fumiko Matsuda, Jun Fujii and Shin-Ichi Yoshida
  Pages 484 - 493

• ARPE-19 retinal pigment epitheliaL CELLS are highly resistant to oxidative stress and exercise strict control over their lysosomal redox-active iron

  Tino Kurz, Markus Karlsson, Ulf T. Brunk and Sven Erik Nilsson
  Pages 494 - 501

• Autophagy protects neuron from Aβ-induced cytotoxicity

  Shih-Ya Hung, Wei-Pang Huang, Houng-Chi Liou and Wen-Mei Fu
  Pages 502 - 510

Toolbox

• Quantitation of selective autophagic protein aggregate degradation in vitro and in vivo using luciferase reporters

  Jeong-Sun Ju, Sara E. Miller, Erin Jackson, Ken Cadwell, David Piwnica-Worms and Conrad C. Weihl
  Pages 511 - 519

• Assaying autophagic activity in transgenic GFP-Lc3 and GFP-Gabarap zebrafish embryos

  Congcong He, Clinton R. Bartholomew, Weibin Zhou and Daniel J. Klionsky
  Pages 520 - 526

Article Addenda

• Localized accumulation of oxidative stress causes muscle atrophy through activation of an autophagic pathway

  Michela Aucello, Gabriella Dobrowolny and Antonio Musarò
  Pages 527 - 529

• An executioner caspase regulates autophagy

  Y.C. Claire Hou, Adrienne M. Hannigan and Sharon M. Gorski
  Pages 530 - 533

• Atg14 and UVRAG: Mutually exclusive subunits of mammalian Beclin 1-PI3K complexes

  Eisuke Itakura and Noboru Mizushima
  Pages 534 - 536

• Stage-specific effect of inhibition of autophagy on chemotherapy-induced cytotoxicity

  Takashi Shingu, Keishi Fujiwara, Oliver Bögler, Yasuhiko Akiyama, Kouzo Moritake, Naoki Shinojima, Yutaka Tamada, Tomohisa Yokoyama and Seiji Kondo
  Pages 537 - 539

• When Helicobacter pylori invades and replicates in the cells

  Ya-Hui Wang, Jiunn-Jong Wu and Huan-Yao Lei
  Pages 540 - 542

• Inhibitors of the ubiquitin-proteasome system are not all alike: Identification of a new necrotic pathway

  Carmela Foti, Francesca Demarchi and Claudio Brancolini
  Pages 543 - 545

• Autophagy regulates progression of programmed cell death during petal senescence in Japanese morning glory

  Kenichi Shibuya, Tetsuya Yamada and Kazuo Ichimura
  Pages 546 - 547

• Tau normal function influences Niemann-Pick type C disease pathogenesis in mice and modulates autophagy in NPC1-deficient cells

  Chris D. Pacheco, Mathew J. Elrick and Andrew Lieberman
  Pages 548 - 550

• Autophagy and neuropeptides at the crossroad for parasites: To survive or to die?

  Jenny Campos-Salinas and Elena Gonzalez-Rey
  Pages 551 - 554

• Development of selective nutrient deprivation as a system to study autophagy induction and regulation in neurons

  Jessica Young and Albert R. La Spada
  Pages 555 - 557

• Ceramide-induced autophagy: To junk or to protect cells?

  Sophie Pattingre, Chantal Bauvy, Thierry Levade, Beth Levine and Patrice Codogno
  Pages 558 - 560

Autophagic Puncta

• Dual control of cytokinesis by the ubiquitin and autophagy pathways

  Christian Pohl
  Pages 561 - 562

• Autophagy, exosomes and drusen formation in age-related macular degeneration

  Ai Ling Wang, Thomas J. Lukas, Ming Yuan, Nga Du, Mark O. Tso and Arthur H. Neufeld
  Pages 563 - 564

• Systemic regulation of autophagy in Caenorhabditis elegans

  Chanhee Kang and Leon Avery
  Pages 565 - 566

• ADI, autophagy and apoptosis: Metabolic stress as a therapeutic option for prostate cancer

  Randie H. Kim, Richard J. Bold and Hsing-Jien Kung
  Pages 567 - 568

• Autophagy: Not good OR bad, but good AND bad

  Brian J. Altman and Jeffrey C. Rathmell
  Pages 569 - 570

• The cadmium-induced death of mesangial cells results in nephrotoxicity

  Liang-Yo Yang, Kuan-Hsun Wu, Wen-Ta Chiu, Sheng-Hao Wang and Chwen-Ming Shih
  Pages 571 - 572

• Ubiquilins accelerate autophagosome maturation and promote cell survival during nutrient starvation

  Elsa-Noah N’Diaye, Jayanta Debnath and Eric J. Brown
  Pages 573 - 575

• Cross-presentation of tumor associated antigens through tumor-derived autophagosomes

  Yuhuan Li, Li-xin Wang, Puiyi Pang, Chris Twitty, Bernard A. Fox, Sandra Aung, Walter J. Urba and Hong-Ming Hu
  Pages 576 - 577

• Expression of a viral oncoprotein in normal human epithelial cells triggers an autophagy-related process: Is autophagy an “Achilles’ heel” of human cancers?

  Xiaobo Zhou, Jennifer M. Spangle and Karl Münger
  Pages 578 - 579