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    Update on Fe-dependent oxidative metabolism in vivo: An integrative view

    Natacha E PILONI, Elizabeth ROBELLO, Julián G BONETTO, Susana PUNTARULO*

    BIOCELL, Vol.40, No.1, pp. 39-42, 2016, DOI:10.32604/biocell.2016.40.039

    Abstract Fe is essential for human life because it constitutes the required cofactor for proteins of diverse biological functions. However, the development of oxidative stress by exposure to excessive Fe, share signaling pathways with other treatments including activation of redox-sensitive factors. This study was focused on the comparison on the effects of Fe in the brain and other organs in vivo. The oxidative effects triggered by Fe overload strongly depend not only on the administration protocol, but also on the Fe-compound used, and the studied organ. In both the liver and the brain, Fe content drastically… More >

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