Sentence examples for oxidant environment from inspiring English sources

We used two different measurements of PM-induced oxidative stress: OH formation in an oxidant environment (in the presence of H2O2) and antioxidant depletion in a synthetic RTLF, reflecting the normal reducing environment at the air lung interface.

Corrosion tests under an alkali and oxidant environment (modelled by molten NaNO3) were performed on fibres sections.

The administration of the miR-30b antagomir reversed the effect stimulated by the miR-30b mimic increased the expression of catalase even under oxidant environment.

We measured the in vitro ability of ambient fine particles [particulate matter with aerodynamic diameters ≤2.5 μm (PM2.5)] to form hydroxyl radicals (OH) in an oxidant environment, as well as to deplete physiologic antioxidants (ascorbic acid, glutathione) in the naturally reducing environment of the respiratory tract lining fluid (RTLF).

8-Iso-PGF appears to be a good biomarker of the oxidative damage related to inhaled O3 and high oxidant environments.

In comparison with normal tissues, cancer cells thrive in a pro-oxidant environment and are tolerant to oxidative stress [ 6].

We have recently shown that this compartment is a highly pro-oxidant environment with evidence of protein and lipid oxidation [ 5].

The first hit may constitute abnormalities when neurons try to re-enter the cell cycle or oxidative stress, which, if persistent, can create a pro-oxidant environment as encountered in pre-AD and AD cases.

Objective: To review the literature associating pelvic endometriosis with oxidative stress and to discuss the potential causes and consequences of a pro-oxidant environment in the peritoneal cavity.

The pro-oxidant environment increased hepatocyte sensitivity to drug-induced toxicity, suggesting that biomarkers of oxidative stress may also be indicative of risk of iDILI.

The bond of AGEs and the receptor of AGE (AGER) in a pro-oxidant environment could induce immune and inflammation reaction involved in progress of microvascular disease.