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Annexin A2: The Importance of Being Redox Sensitive
Patrícia A Madureira
, David M Waisman
Institute of Life Sciences and Healthcare
University of Algarve
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antioxidants
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apoptosis
40%
cysteine
40%
diseases
20%
dna damages
20%
hydrogen
100%
hydrogen peroxide
20%
laboratories
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lipids
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migration
20%
molecules
40%
oxidants
20%
oxidation
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proliferation
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proteins
100%
reactivity
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reductases
20%
residues
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reviews
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signals
20%
thiols
20%
tumors
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Medicine and Dentistry
Antioxidant
11%
Carcinogenesis
11%
Cell Death
11%
Cysteine
22%
Diseases
11%
DNA Damage
11%
Hydrogen Peroxide
11%
Lipid Peroxidation
11%
Lipocortin 2
100%
Oxidizing Agent
11%
Oxidoreductase
11%
Programmed Cell Death
11%
Reactive Oxygen Species
11%
Regulator Protein
22%
Second Messenger
11%
Signal Transduction
11%
Thiol
11%
Thioredoxin
11%
Tumor Progression
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Annexin A2
100%
Carcinogenesis
11%
Cell Death
11%
Cysteine
22%
DNA Damage
11%
Hydrogen Peroxide
11%
Lipid Peroxidation
11%
Oxidation Reduction Reaction
11%
Oxidoreductase
11%
Programmed Cell Death
11%
Reductase
11%
Second Messenger System
11%
Signal Transduction
11%
Thiol
11%
Thioredoxin
11%
Tumor Progression
11%