Cell Death Part A

1. Methodologies for Monitoring Alkaliptosis in Cancer Cells<br>Daolin Tang<br>2. Protein-complementation assay and DISC analysis<br>PATRICK LEGEMBRE, dhouha Msalbi and Eden Lebrault<br>3. Detecting phosphorylated MLKL in murine tissues<br>Riley M. Williams, Siddharta Balachandran and Bikash Thapa<br>4. Establishment of different cell death models (Apoptosis, Necroptosis, Pyroptosis)<br>Dai Chao Xu and Yuanxing Yang<br>5. Implementation of the FENIX assay to determine anti-ferroptotic properties of test compounds<br>Markus Morrison, Juliana Huether, Melodie Mallais and Derek A. Pratt<br>6. CRISPR-Cas9 knockout screens to identify drug resistance genes in Acute Myeloid Leukemia<br>Cai Huan<br>7. Cell death assays for the detection of acute kidney tubular necrosis<br>Andreas Linkermann and Francesca Maremonti<br>8. Methods of cell death imaging by Incucyte and similar platforms<br>Ivano Amelio<br>9. Super-resolution microscopy-based assessment of organellar redox-active iron distribution and its relevance for ferroptosis<br>Patrizia Agostinis, Francesca Rizzollo, Charlotte Cresens, Benjamin Pavie and Pablo Hernandez-Varas<br>10. Monitoring inflammasome activation by analysing ASC specks and oligomerisation<br>Sharad Kumar<br>11. LPS-induced sepsis/ and TNF-induced SIRS (In vivo cell death models)<br>Dai Chao Xu and Jianling Liu<br>12. Evaluating protease activation and inactivation of gasdermin cell death effectors<br>Christopher LaRock and Doris LaRock<br>13. Measurement of plasma membrane rupture via confocal microscopy<br>Fiachra Humphries