... inflammation. Oxidative damage induced by reactive oxygen species has been related to the pathophysiology of rheumatoid arthritis in several studies, although results have been inconsistent and ...determine ...
... Oxidativestress is due to deregulation of the homeostasis between reactive oxygen species (ROS) and cell antioxidant and repair ...induce oxidativestress on exposed ...increasing ...
... intestinal oxidativestress like antibiotics, corticosteroids, non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs and antioxidants (vitamins C and E, allopurinol, ...
... Other mechanisms of tolerance to oxidativestress in P. columbina at chloroplastic level could be based on the biliproteins PE and PC, which could act by dissipating, as heat, the excess energy available ...
... Alcohol is a legal drug present in several drinks commonly used worldwide (chemically known as ethyl alcohol or ethanol). Alcohol consumption is associated with several disease conditions, ranging from mental disorders ...
... Figure 3. Oxidativestress parameters. A: Superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity as U/mg of protein in liver homogenates from control (open bars, n=5) and diabetic (filled bars, n=5) rats. Data are the mean ± ...
... We investigated the occurrence of oxidativestress in both duodenal and sigmoid mucosal biopsies of patients with compensated liver cirrhosis. Differences were only found for gene transcription of GS and GR ...
... Nuclear factor kappa B is a central mediator of human immune response (Pahl, 1999), and acts as sensor of oxidativestress situations (Schreck et al., 1992). In addition, NF- κ B-DNA binding activity and ...
... GLaz expression level has been experimentally altered in Drosophila using genetic tools [6]. Due to GLaz ability to deal with oxidativestress, the effect of GLaz over- expression has been studied in the ...
... on oxidativestress, but more experimental studies are needed to better unders- tand the molecular mechanisms of action of this amino acid in hypertensive ...
... to oxidativestress damage ...to oxidativestress because they have low levels of reduced glutathione ...[10]. Oxidativestress has been shown in NPC mouse brain [11] and in ...
... of oxidativestress are regulated by an individual's unique hereditary factors, as well as his/her environment and characteristic ...of oxidativestress that could increase their probability ...
... In the present study, ceria nanoparticles with rhodamine B groups covalently attached to their surface have been success- fully prepared and characterized. These RhB-CeNPs exhibit antioxidant activity and sensor capacity ...
... The role of autophagy in obesity is currently controversial and ap- pears to be tissue and cell-speci fi c. Consistent with its role in the clearance of dysfunctional mitochondria and protein aggregates, the most ...
... experimental oxidativestress, mimicking what happens in many human neurodegenerative and psychiatric diseases, nervous system injuries, as well as during normal ...to stress, while an ApoD overdose ...
... to oxidativestress, because antioxidants prevent the enhanced CB chemosensory discharges and the ...that oxidativestress-induced upregulation of pro-inflammatory cytokines ...local ...
... Although all living organisms support many endogenous and exogenous factors of oxidativestress, at the same time, they have numerous regulatable systems of antioxidant defenses [10]. In the cell different ...
... The metabolism of ammonia to glutamine appears to be necessary, and is followed by an osmotic disturbance in the brain, mitochondrial dysfunction with oxidativestress, and alterations in brain glucose ...
... It is important to note that in NPC disease, there is not only cholesterol accumulation in the LE/Lys compartment but also an increased accumulation of other kinds of lipids. The improvement observed in patients treated ...
... to oxidativestress ...and oxidativestress by down-regulating the ppara expression, similar to our observations ...that stress-impaired PPARα expression should induce an increase in ...