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- noun biochemistry Any of a family of
antioxidant enzymes thatmediate signal transduction in mammalian cells
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Examples
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You guessed it-using the same peroxiredoxin enzymes O'Neill and Reddy identified in human red blood cells.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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You guessed it-using the same peroxiredoxin enzymes O'Neill and Reddy identified in human red blood cells.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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O'Neill and Reddy demonstrated that, in red blood cells from three individuals, peroxiredoxin levels stayed constant, but pairs of the proteins bound together and came apart in a twenty-four hour cycle.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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O. tauri, peroxiredoxin molecules bound together in couples and came apart in twenty-four hour cycles, even in the dark, even without transcription.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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O'Neill and Reddy demonstrated that, in red blood cells from three individuals, peroxiredoxin levels stayed constant, but pairs of the proteins bound together and came apart in a twenty-four hour cycle.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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O. tauri, peroxiredoxin molecules bound together in couples and came apart in twenty-four hour cycles, even in the dark, even without transcription.
Ars Technica Diana Gitig 2011
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FUS NP_631888. 1 pigpen NP_035693. 2 peroxiredoxin 2 NP_444304. 1 nucleoporin 62
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NP_035693. 2 peroxiredoxin 2 FUS nucleoporin pigpen1 119 246 2 6 3 4 149 2.01E-052 ± 5.68E-063 2.03E-05
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(GST-pi), peroxiredoxin (PRDX) 6, TRX dependent peroxide reductase (PRDX-1), and catalase (
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(GST-pi), peroxiredoxin (PRDX) 6, TRX dependent peroxide reductase (PRDX-1), and catalase (
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Junnan Chen et al. 2008
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