Titlebook: Reactive Oxygen Species in Chemistry, Biology, and Medicine; Alexandre Quintanilha Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988

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Free Radical Mechanisms of Tissue Injury and Mechanisms of Protection,tions that result in tissue damage and disease. For a historical overview of free radical-mediated disturbances see Slater (1971); more recent references and comments can be obtained from Slater (1984).

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Formation and Properties of Oxygen Radicals, with biological and toxicological processes. In order to understand their potential action it is necessary to know about their modes of formation and their fundamental chemical properties (Packer, 1984; Bors et al., 1984).

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Free Radicals, Muscle Damage and Muscular Dystrophy,n death in the second or third decade of life. All attempts to modify therapeutically the expression of the defective gene in patients have been limited by a lack of knowledge of the nature of the basic biochemical defect in these disorders.

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An Introduction to Electron Spin Resonance and its Application to the Study of Free Radical Metabolhat quantum theory governs their energy, angular momentum and other physical properties. The main result of quantum mechanics is that the physical properties are discrete and not continuous as in classical mechanics. Quantum theory demands that the component of an electron’s angular momentum in any

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The Superoxide-Generating NADPH Oxidase of White Blood Cells,eutrophils and monocytes and those macrophages concerned in direct microbicidal activity, release O.. when stimulated, and this O.. is important in microbicidal (Babior, 1984) and tumourjcidal activity (Hafeman & Lucas, 1979).

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Role of Reactive Oxygen Species and Lipid Peroxidation in Chemically Induced Toxicity and Carcinogeand (5) inhibit key enzymes; etc. Given these findings, it does not seem too difficult to imagine that chemicals which enhance the formation of reactive oxygen species would wreak havoc in living cells. One must always remember, however, that the cells of aerobic organisms are well protected against

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of many of these species is discussed and the biological and/or pathological implications are carefully reviewed. The medical and therapeutic aspects of some of the well established pathways of damage and protection are analyzed. It is our hope that the material included in this book might be useful for both 978-1-4757-0419-8978-1-4757-0417-4