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O Obermueller-Jevic, U..............67, 90 Oettl, K........................................167 Ognjanovi, B.I.............................170 Okuno, M ....................................192 Oliveira, C.R ........................119,131 Orrenius, S ....................................32 Oteiza, P........................................94 P Packer, L .........................................6 Padilla, C.A.................................171 Paduraru, I...................................159 Paiva-Martins, F...................168,169 Pallardó, F.V ..............36,54,114,138 .....................................154, 177, 179 Palma, J.M.......................63,151,193 Pamplona, R..................................14 Papageorgiou, G.C ........................60 Papas, A.M..................................189 Papotti, M....................................122 Park, J.W.....................................147 Patak, P..........................................12 Patel, M.S......................................25 Pattwell, D.....................................56 Pavlovi, S.Z.................................170 Pedroche, J ..................................200 Peinado, J ....................................171 Pereda, J .......36,54,114,138,154,172 ....................174,179 Pérez, E .......................................173 Pérez-Lorenzo, M.J.....................140 Perrelli, M.G ........................122,123 Petrovi, V.M................................170 Pfluger, P.......................................68 Pietta, P.G ...................................158 Piette, J........................................137 Pilawa, S......................................158 Pinilla, M.....................................134 Piñuela, C....................................164 Poderoso, J.J...........................26,120 Poli, G .............................15,122,123 Pons, A..........................121,190,191 Pons Raga, J.V ............................150 Portero-Otin, M.............................14 Porras, P ......................................171 208 Preik, M.......................................145 Proença, T ...................................183 Prolla, T.A.....................................42 Puppo, A........................................62 Q Quartin, V....................................174 Quast, S .......................................197 Qui, M .........................................189 R Rachel, L .......................................38 Radoji~i, R.M .............................170 Ramadori, P..........................122,123 Rayman, M.P.................................81 Rego, A.C............................119, 131 Reibnegger, G .............................167 Reis, S ...........................132,185,186 Remião, F....................................175 Reznick, A.Z .................................57 Ricciarelli, R .................................74 Rice-Evans, C................................92 Rimbach, G .............................96, 97 Rodríguez-Aguilera, J.C .............107 Rodríguez-Malaver, A ................184 Romero-Puertas, M.C………….180 Roveri, A.....................................158 Royo, D .............54,114,138,154,172 ...........177, 179 Ruiz-Ferrer, M ............................107 Ruiz-Larrea, M.B ................165, 178 Ruiz-Sanz, J.I ......................163, 178 Rus, A.D..........114,138,154,177,179 Rus, D.....................................54,172 Russell, J.A .................................113 Russo, G.L...................................144 S Sabater, L ....................................172 Sai~i, Z.S.....................................170 Saito, Y..........................................66 Salvayre, R....................................14 Samuelsen, A.B...........................195 Sánchez, F.J.................................158
Sancho, P.....................................134 Sandalio, L.M...........63,151,180,193 Santos, M.S ..........................131,183 Santos, R .......................................62 Saris, N.E.L.................................181 Sastre, J .....................36,54,114,154, .......................................172,177,179 Saxena, S.......................................74 Schewe, T....................................101 Schild, L.................................87,198 Schomburg, L................................82 Schriek, R....................................182 Schroeder, F.H ..............................90 Schweizer, U .................................82 Seica, R.M...................................183 Sena, C.M....................................183 Sendtner, M...................................82 Sevilla, F .....................................193 Siems, W ...........87,187,188,197,198 Sies, H .........................................101 Siquet, C..............................185, 186 Sjukitt-Hale, B ..............................38 Smith, C.R.....................................88 Steinhorn, R.H.............................113 Solé, M........................................173 Sommerburg, O...............87,187,188 Sottero, B ......................................15 Sousa, R.M..................................174 Spyrou, G ......................................17 Stahl, W.........................................89 Steinhafel, N..................................58 Stehr, M.......................................133 Stitt, P..........................................159 Stoica, B......................................159 Stone, W.L ..................................189 Sureda, A.......................121,190,191 T Tajn, A ........................................170 Takeda, K....................................192 Tao, Y............................................95 Tauler, P........................121,190,191 Teixeira, S ...................................186 Tejedor, M.C........................... 106 Teplova, V.V...............................181 Theodoroulakis, E .......................143 209 Thiele, J.........................................69 Torres, J.L ...................................156 Toste, S.A....................................132 Touati, D .......................................62 Tur, J.A .........................121,190,191 Turunen, M....................................77 U Ungureanu, D..............................159 Ursini, F .................................99,158 V Valderrama, R .............................180 Valdez, L.B .................................115 Valle, I.........................................160 Van De Sype, G ............................62 Van Weerden, W.M ..............90, 127 Vanacker, H ................................193 Vargas, F .....................................194 Vasilaki, A ....................................56 Verde, V........................................15 Villa, G.................................121,191 Villalba, J.M................112, 125, 126 Viña, J ............36,54,58,114,138,154 .......................................172,177,179 Viña, J.R......................................179 Vioque, J .....................................200 Virgili, F........................................97 Vlietinck, A.................................127 Von Lintig, J .................................86 W Wan Aurinah, W.N .....................167 Wan Ngah, W.Z ...................104,162 Wan Zurinah, W.N......................110 Wangensteen, H ..........................195 Weber, J ......................................104 Wedgwood, S..............................113 Weinreb, O……………………...43 Wiswedel, I. ......87,187,196,197,198 Wu, D............................................75 Y Yagüe, S......................................141 Yang, E.S ....................................147
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Oxygen Club of California OXIDANTS
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CONTENTS KEYNOTE ADDRESS...........
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The antioxidant network: From scave
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SESSION I REDOX REGULATION OF CELL
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Bcl-2 expression to promote mitocho
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The zinc-finger domains of kinases
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Proinflammatory and proapoptotic ef
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Novel functions of the mammalian cy
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hypothesize that TBP-2 expression i
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Characteristics of channel formatio
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Mitochondria in nitric oxide-induce
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Mitochondrial nitric oxide synthase
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Mitochondria, proteolysis, calcium,
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Mitochondria and signaling lipids i
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Mitochondrial regulation of apoptot
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NADH-dehydrogenase as a marker of a
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Mitochondrial reactive oxygen speci
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The beneficial effects of fruit pol
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Cell signaling and apoptosis in agi
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Caloric restriction, gene expressio
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Conclusions: Our results have provi
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Selective mesurement of nitric oxid
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Nitric oxide derived oxidants and c
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Nitric oxide (NO) mimics hypoxia by
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We are currently trying to exploit
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Free radicals produced in exhaustiv
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Contraction-induced oxidants as med
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Exercise and NF B Signaling in Rat
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Chlorophyll fluorescence: A reporte
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Role of reactive oxygen species, ni
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Oxidative stress, antioxidants, and
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Action of Vitamin E against Stress
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Metabolism of tocopherols and tocot
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Vitamin E prevents foam cell format
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Tocotrienols: their effect on immun
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Cloning of novel human SEC14p-like
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or absence of LPS, increased NF-κB
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SESSION VIII VITAMIN E AND SELENIUM
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Antioxidant role of selenium: Relev
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Expression of nuclear PHGPx MATILDE
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Carotenoid conversion to Vitamin A:
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Noninvasive laser Raman detection o
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Carotenoids and cancer prevention U
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Cytoprotective and cytotoxic effect
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Flavan-3-ols and procyanidins: beyo
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Effect of genistein and daidzein on
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The antiatherogenic and anti-inflam
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Transcription factor switching by c
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POSTERS
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trols. Their plasma levels of liver
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The reduction of Coenzyme Q 9 at th
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Comparison of antioxidant activitie
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Mn was higher in hepatitis B carrie
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Increased superoxide generation is
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Kidney Mitochondrial Nitric Oxide S
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Thapsigargin induced apotosis ocurr
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Amyloid- and H 2 O 2 induced impair
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Vitamin E recommended daily intake
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Ischemic preconditioning attenuates
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Differential zonal distribution of
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In vitro antioxidant profile of pol
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Oncolyn Neutralizes the Oxidative D
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Can insulin have a neuroprotective
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Antioxidant defense of Trypanosoma
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Evidence for a novel neuroprotectiv
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Cell type dependence in NF- B activ
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Signals that activate hepatic exerc
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Induction of vascular endothelial g
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Ascorbic acid decreases uva-induced
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Lowering of NO stores in patients w
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The possible role of NADP + -depend
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the similar kind of influence conce
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Molecular study of the peroxisomal
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Antioxidant activity of polyphenols
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Nitric oxide mediates the up-regula
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Page 169 and 170: Radical scavenging activity of dihy
Page 171 and 172: Enzymatic reduction of glutathione
Page 173 and 174: Biomarker responses in the clam, Sc
Page 175 and 176: Analysis of Aminochromes by HPLC-Ph
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Page 179 and 180: Key role of xanthine oxidase in wea
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Page 185 and 186: Progress towards the discovery of t
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Page 193 and 194: Relationships between antioxidants
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