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Hydrogen Peroxide induces resistance to DNA damage in a localization and p53 dependent manner

2026-05-15

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Organisms need to be able to adapt to a changing environment in order to survive. The adaptive response invoked by a low dose of a stressor resulting in resistance to high levels of that stressor is known as hormesis and can even lead to lifespan extension of organisms. The exact mechanisms underlying stress-induced hormesis are unknown, although multiple studies pose mitochondria-derived Reactive Oxygen Species...

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Literature Corpus work: 39ae6235-32be-59d0-9a4f-724850029658
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.13.724825

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