Mitochondrial reactive oxygen species in mice lacking superoxide dismutase 2: attenuation via antioxidant treatment. - AlzForum Alzheimer Research Paper of the Week


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	Morten KJ, Ackrell BA, Melov S. Mitochondrial reactive oxygen species in mice lacking superoxide dismutase 2: attenuation via antioxidant treatment. J Biol Chem. 2006 Feb 10;281(6):3354-9. PubMed Abstract

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	Related News: SfN: Return of the Other—Tau Is Back, Part 4 Comment by: Fred Van Leuven (Disclosure)
	Submitted 19 December 2005 \| Permalink	Posted 19 December 2005
	One should not forget my favorite natural anti-oxidant, currently being tested in a limited pre-clinical phase in my "red wine project" ... My personal, although statistically irrelevant, approach is scientifically underscored with hard experimental data, independently reported at SfN 2005 by P. Marambaud (#586.12 and covered in ARF news story and by G.M.Pasinetti (#359.12) ! View all comments by Fred Van Leuven

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