Molecular Hydrogen and its Potential Application in Therapy of Brain Disorders
Fei Xie, Xue-mei Ma · Brain Disorders & Therapy · 2015
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Molecular hydrogen reduces •OH and ONOO– but does not affect physiological reactive oxygen species (ROS) Recent evidence indicates that molecular hydrogen acts as a novel antioxidant which could selectively reduces •OH and ONOO– but does not affect physiological reactive oxygen species (ROS) Molecular Hydrogen and its Potential Application. This source-grounded publication contributes evidence relevant to molecular hydrogen and is retained in a transparent general research category when a more specific study design is not supported by the indexed record.
How Molecular Hydrogen Was Addressed
It has long been known that molecular hydrogen is a physiologically inert gas. Recent evidence indicates that molecular hydrogen acts as a novel antioxidant which could selectively reduces •OH and ONOO– but does not affect physiological reactive oxygen species (ROS).
What the Publication Reported
It has long been known that molecular hydrogen is a physiologically inert gas.
Authors’ Conclusion
The authors concluded that recent evidence indicates that molecular hydrogen acts as a novel antioxidant which could selectively reduces •OH and ONOO– but does not affect physiological reactive oxygen species (ROS).