Direct Evidence for A Role of Redox Dysregulation in Als In this section, we discuss evidence demonstrating that the central cellular redox regulatory mechanisms and associated proteins are perturbed in ALS (Table 2)
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These now stripped molecules are now unstable and often referred to as free radicals. Once the process of a volatile free radical cell begins, a chain reaction is likely to cascade through hundreds of more cells until the radicalized cells eventually die or mutate
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