H2O2, a Necessary Evil for Cell Signaling
@article{Rhee2006H2O2AN, title={H2O2, a Necessary Evil for Cell Signaling}, author={S. Rhee}, journal={Science}, year={2006}, volume={312}, pages={1882 - 1883} }
Once considered lethal to cells, reactive oxygen species are now known to be involved in redox signaling pathways that may contribute to normal cell function as well as disease progression.
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