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Redox signaling and cancer: the role of "labile" iron.

Cancer letters - 18 Jul 2008

Galaris Dimitrios, Skiada Vasiliki, Barbouti Alexandra

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Reactive oxygen species (ROS) were viewed for a long time as unavoidable by-products of normal cell catabolism. This view has recently changed and it is now apparent that ROS generation is a tightly regulated process that plays a central role in cell signaling. Thus, it is known that regulated changes in intracellular ROS levels can induce biochemical signaling processes that control basic cellular functions,...

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PMID: 18374479
DOI: 10.1016/j.canlet.2008.02.038

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