[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 36.Beilke MA, Collins-Lech C, Sohnle PG
O is able to either reduce or oxidize transition metals (e.g., iron, copper) ( destroys the Fe-S clusters of proteins, and the reduced iron undergoes additional redox reactions that cause more injuries, as described below ( Hydrogen peroxide As shown in Reaction 2, Fe(II) returns to the oxidized Fe(III) state, in the process catalyzing the production of H 2 O 2
Besides, as p21 overexpression in vascular SMC has been demonstrated to restrain their migration, p21 may as well be involved in the anti-migratory effects of bilirubin (107)
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Its not dangerous, nor does it warrant discontinuing treatment