Zusammenfassung der Ressource
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Oxygen can be toxic
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Which of theses are reasons that oxygen is essential?
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Why is oxygen classified as toxic?
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When it accepts single electrons it is transformed into highly reactive oxygen radicals than can damage things.
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When it accepts double electrons it is transformed into highly reactive oxygen radicals than can damage things.
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When it accepts single electrons it is transformed into non-reactive oxygen radicals than can damage things.
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It takes part in unnecessary reactions
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What do oxygen radicals damage?
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Cellular lipids
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Proteins
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DNA
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Glucose
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Starch
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What are the major sources of primary ROS in the cell?
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Where can evidence of free radical damage be seen?
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>100 disease states
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<100 disease states
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>1000 disease states
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Where is evidence of free radical damage in disease states described?
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Superoxide and the hydroxyl radical Initiate lipid peroxidation in..
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Cellular membrane
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Mitochondrial membrane
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Nuclear membrane
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ER membrane
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Increase in membrane permeability due to radical-mediated damage leads to..
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Oxidation of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA results in ...
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Strand breaks
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Various damages
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RNOS
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Influx of Ca2+
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Disruption of the mitochondrial membrane may augment free radical damage
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Oxygen derived free radicals are a minor source of DNA damage
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The non-specific binding of Fe2+ to DNA...
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At high concentrations nitrogen combines with oxygen or superoxide to form reactive and toxic species which contain both N and O.
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RNOS’s are implicated in ...
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What are some of the consequences of high concentrations of NO during inflammation?
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Inhibition of enzymes
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Mitochondrial lipid peroxidation
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Inhibition of ETC and energy depletion
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Single or double strand breaks in DNA
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Modification of bases in DNA