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Protein hydroperoxides

Two classes of degradation products that are likely to result at least partly from the decomposition of protein hydroperoxides or related peroxyl and alkoxyl radicals have been measured in cells as indicators of the occurrence of oxidative reactions. [Pg.986]

DNA oxidation products, 918, 975-7 Upid hydroperoxides, 918, 977-85 protein hydroperoxides, 918, 985-7 commercial availability, 618 (ii)-configuration, 346 cyclization... [Pg.1467]

See other pages where Protein hydroperoxides is mentioned: [Pg.825] [Pg.916] [Pg.917] [Pg.954] [Pg.971] [Pg.972] [Pg.973] [Pg.974] [Pg.974] [Pg.985] [Pg.986] [Pg.986] [Pg.1448] [Pg.1448] [Pg.1451] [Pg.1453] [Pg.1467] [Pg.1471] [Pg.1480] [Pg.1485] [Pg.1486] [Pg.1489] [Pg.1497] [Pg.916] [Pg.917] [Pg.954] [Pg.971] [Pg.972] [Pg.973] [Pg.974] [Pg.974] [Pg.985] [Pg.986] [Pg.986] [Pg.826] [Pg.54]