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[Research progress on oxidative stress and apoptosis].

Qilong Chu, Kedi Yang, Aiguo Wang

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Many research findings revealed that oxidative stress may induce apoptosis. At present, the explanations for this phenomenon are: 1) ROS activated nuclear factor-KB and induction of the expression of nuclear factor-KB; 2) mitochondria-mediated cell apoptosis; 3) ROS mediated DNA damage and P53 activation; 4) ROS activated SAPK pathway to apoptosis. In this paper, the progress on oxidative stress and apoptosis was reviewed.

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Many research findings revealed that oxidative stress may induce apoptosis. At present, the explanations for this phenomenon are: 1) ROS activated nuclear factor-KB and induction of the expression of nuclear factor-KB; 2) mitochondria-mediated cell apoptosis; 3) ROS mediated DNA damage and P53 activation; 4) ROS activated SAPK pathway to apoptosis. In this paper, the progress on oxidative stress and apoptosis was reviewed.

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Many research findings revealed that oxidative stress may induce apoptosis. At present, the explanations for this phenomenon are: 1) ROS activated nuclear factor-KB and induction of the expression of nuclear factor-KB; 2) mitochondria-mediated cell apoptosis; 3) ROS mediated DNA damage and P53 activation; 4) ROS activated SAPK pathway to apoptosis. In this paper, the progress on oxidative stress and apoptosis was reviewed.

Key concepts: Oxidative stress, Apoptosis, Cell biology, Reactive oxygen species, Mitochondrion, DNA damage, Oxidative phosphorylation, Oxidative damage

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