“…Some of these diseases may cause eryptosis by stimulating the formation of hemin. Furthermore, several eryptosis-triggering xenobiotics and endogeneous substances have been identified, such as cordycepin [50], methylglyoxal [54], amyloid peptides [53], lipopetides [71] retinoic acid [55], paclitaxel [44], amantadine [23], chlorpromazine [1], ciglitazone [58], cyclosporine [56], Bay-5884 [65], curcumin [4], valinomycin [64], listeriolysin [25], aluminum [57], copper [46], bismuth [13], tin [52], cadmium [68], selenium [67], vanadate [27], gold [69], and arsenic [51]. At least in theory, some of those substances may be effective through stimulation of hemin formation.…”