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M. Kleinft or PTS). A PTS generally involves loss of sensory cells and can be further divided into cell death following apoptosis versus cell death by necrosis. TTS and the two types of PTS are all considered to have different causes and underlying mechanisms..Another canonical way of classifying NIHL is by

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M. Kleinft or PTS). A PTS generally involves loss of sensory cells and can be further divided into cell death following apoptosis versus cell death by necrosis. TTS and the two types of PTS are all considered to have different causes and underlying mechanisms..Another canonical way of classifying NIHL is by

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M. Kleinn Genet 71:379–391, 2007; Science 309:481–484, 2005; Mech Ageing Dev 131(7-8):480–486, 2010; Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 91(23):10771-10778, 1994; Science 308:1909–1911, 2005). In support of this theory, hearing loss is commonly one of the symptoms of human mitochondrial disorders (Clin Genet 71:379–391,

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M. Kleinion, induction of signal transduction pathways, replication errors, and genomic instability, all of which are seen in carcinogenesis. Oxidative stress also plays a dual role in inducing toxicity due to administration of drugs given to treat cancer aggregation which further lead to toxicity in variou

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M. Kleinto health deterioration and disease development. Antioxidants, on the other hand, regulate molecular pathways and gene expression within cells as part of the cellular defense system by destroying ROS through enzymatic and nonenzymatic mechanisms. In the present chapter, we discuss the genetic and mo

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to reaction with a substrate, free radicals can also afford products in oxidative processes. Because of the diversity of reaction that a radical may undergo, a number of different products usually results from a reaction involving free radicals. Due to the increase in knowledge of radical reactions