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Identification of Hydrogen Peroxide as the Relevant Messenger in the Activation Pathway of Transcripable as inducer of many immediate-early inflammatory and immune reactions, the transcription factor is likely to play a fatal role in certain diseases and syndromes that involve an abberrant expression of inflammatory cytokines [22–24].