Therefore, it is important to find effective scavengers of free radicals for prevention and treatment of such disorders.
Rugged as they look, fossilized dinosaur skulls are frustratingly hard to find; exposure, scavengers, and flash floods ensured that few of the information-laden artifacts survived their day.
This means not taking it apart and hiding the pieces for me to find in a scavenger hunt; not shipping my standing desk to the Hong Kong office to make it into an international joke; and not driving it around to New York City landmarks, photographing it, and then uploading the pictures into a slide-show screen saver.
We have been unable to find an NO2 scavenger that neither reduces ferricytochrome c nor produces a secondary oxidant that oxidizes ferrocytochrome c.
Unless carcasses are found immediately, scavengers including vultures, lions, hyenas, and other species can also die".
In urban areas, women from religious minorities can only find work as scavengers or in sanitation and receive unlivable wages -- less than $12 USD per month.
So, it is necessary to find effective radical scavengers in order to relieve the damaging effects of harmful free radicals.
However, as we find that ROS scavengers do not rescue the locomotion or electrophysiological defects, we are genetically separating the fundamental parkin deficit of energy production from its downstream oxidative stress consequences.
To keep my sons engaged, I've devised scavenger hunts (find something blue, a picture of a train, a woman with red hair) or surprised them with blank notebooks and freshly sharpened pencils.
What gives "The O.C". added spice is that it also borrows from older films, including, most incongruously, "My Man Godfrey," the 1936 comedy that starred William Powell as a homeless man who is found in a scavenger hunt by a dizzy debutante, Carole Lombard, and brought home as a butler.
