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Cancer and Oxidative Stress

@inproceedings{Noda2001CancerAO,
  title={Cancer and Oxidative Stress},
  author={N. Noda and H. Wakasugi},
  year={2001}
}

• N. Noda, H. Wakasugi
• Published 2001
• Biology

Oxidative stress is closely related to all aspects of cancer, from carcino- genesis to the tumor-bearing state, from treatment to prevention. The human body is constantly under oxidative stress arising from exogenous origins (e.g., ultraviolet rays) and endogenous origins (at the cellular level where mitochondria are involved). When such oxidative stress exceeds the capacity of the oxidation-reduction system of the body, gene mutations may result or intracellular signal transduction and… Expand

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