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essential organs for AGE filtration [… with NAC, an ROS scavenger. This suggests that GA and GA-…

… the scavenging of ROS as well as of the reactive 2-oxoaldehydes … oxidation is fundamental
to block further damage on protein … is important for ROS-mediated signaling pathways. …

… intermediates of glycolysis induce damage to the vasculature and … itself induce insulin
resistance and β-cell dysfunction, and … Because GSH is also an essential cellular cofactor for Glo1 …

… In vital dye-induced damage of RPE and in retinitis pigmentosa … Cytosolic ROS-mediated
autophagy and subsequent … protection, we exclude the scavenger action of metformin as …

… (GSH), required for the scavenging of ROS as well as of the … oxidation is fundamental to
block further damage on protein … production is important for ROS-mediated signaling pathways…

… changes include vascular damage, insulin resistance and low … to DNA damage and cellular
stress and plays a critical role in … In keeping with carnosine’s ability to scavenge reactive …

… favor cancer cell proliferation, migration and resistance to … , AGEs can generate substantial
cellular damage. All proteins … major alterations of fundamental cellular processes such as …

… important mechanisms of stress alleviation. Further, we also examine the microbial mechanisms
of resistance … protect the organism from ROS-mediated extensive oxidative damage (Fig. …

… Although the transfection efficiency of Lipofectamine 2000 was relatively high, this … damage
and increased proliferation in HLECs. It has been reported that SINE RNAs have important …

… by scholars focuses mainly on methylglyoxal and acrolein. This … pathway targets and
ROS-mediated biomolecules by blocking … inhibitors that are more resistant to digestion should also …