… challenge, blood counts on a fast and effective set of antioxidant systems. Circulating thiol-containing
molecules are key players in blood antioxidant systems. In red blood cells, the …

… the thiol to disulfide ratios. We have previously demonstrated that thiols must be stabilized
immediately after blood … In that context we showed that blood treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (…

… molecular weight thiol (the most active was L-cysteine). The requirement of thiol to release
‘… On account of their ability to oxidize 'NO to NO3-, red blood cells probably represent the last …

Thiophenol and 4‐aminothiophenol were used to study levels of toxicity in human red blood
cells. Thiophenols caused conversion of oxyhemoglobin to methemoglobin. Reduction of …

… IOWMr thiols were measured in blood and plasma before and after the separation of blood
cells… for reduced thiols, we measured this thiol fraction as well as free (non-proteinbound) and …

… muscle relaxant activity in the presence of blood hemoglobin; and that GSNO is … thiol of
glutathione and reactive thiols (cysβ93) of hemoglobin on the one hand, 4 and NO bound to thiols …

… thiols might lead to a lower nitric oxide–mediated vasodilatation resulting in elevation of blood
… In this study, whole blood thiol levels in normotensive pregnancies and those complicated …

… Abnormal levels of thiols have been measured in the blood of … The levels of protein thiols
(a measure of the endogenous … disulphides of protein thiols and low molecular mass thiols), …

… Thiol concentrations in human plasma and blood are related to diseases such as … in the
whole blood is in the millimolar range. Measurement of biothiol levels in plasma and blood is …

… groups on the metabolism of these thiol reactants. Oxidant-evoked … blood cells with
electrophiles produced glutathione S-conjugates to a much lower extent than in human red blood …