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Antioxidant Activity of Sulfur and Selenium: A Review of Reactive Oxygen Species Scavenging, Glutathione Peroxidase, and Metal-Binding Antioxidant Mechanisms by Battin, Erin E., Brumaghim, Julia L.

“…It is well known that oxidation caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS) is a major cause of cellular damage and death and has been implicated in cancer,…”
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Metal specificity in DNA damage prevention by sulfur antioxidants by Battin, Erin E., Brumaghim, Julia L.

“…Metals such as Cu I and Fe II generate hydroxyl radical ( OH) by reducing endogenous hydrogen peroxide (H 2O 2). Because antioxidants can ameliorate…”
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The Central Role of Metal Coordination in Selenium Antioxidant Activity by Battin, Erin E, Perron, Nathan R, Brumaghim, Julia L

“…Oxidative DNA damage occurs in vivo by hydroxyl radical generated in metal-mediated Fenton-type reactions. Cell death and mutation caused by this DNA damage…”
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Prevention of iron- and copper-mediated DNA damage by catecholamine and amino acid neurotransmitters, L-DOPA, and curcumin: metal binding as a general antioxidant mechanism by García, Carla R, Angelé-Martínez, Carlos, Wilkes, Jenna A, Wang, Hsiao C, Battin, Erin E, Brumaghim, Julia L

“…Concentrations of labile iron and copper are elevated in patients with neurological disorders, causing interest in metal-neurotransmitter interactions…”
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Huntingtin Protein Purification and Experimentation: An Innovative Undergraduate Research-Based Biochemistry Experiment by Groover, Sharon, Legleiter, Justin, Battin, Erin E

“…Traditional undergraduate biochemical laboratory curricula are confronted with challenges in improving student-learning outcomes while incorporating exciting…”
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Preventing metal-mediated oxidative DNA damage with selenium compounds by Battin, Erin E, Zimmerman, Matthew T, Ramoutar, Ria R, Quarles, Carolyn E, Brumaghim, Julia L

“…Copper and iron are two widely studied transition metals associated with hydroxyl radical (˙OH) generation, oxidative damage, and disease development. Because…”
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Using Proteins in a Bioinorganic Laboratory Experiment: Iron Loading and Removal from Transferrin by Hamilton, David H., Battin, Erin E., Lawhon, Ashley, Brumaghim, Julia L.

“…With the increasing availability of metalloproteins it is now possible to incorporate them into bioinorganic laboratory experiments. Thus, we have developed a…”
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Correction to Using Proteins in a Bioinorganic Laboratory Experiment: Iron Loading and Removal from Transferrin by Battin, Erin E, Lawhon, Ashley, Brumaghim, Julia L, Hamilton, David H

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