2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.freeradbiomed.2017.01.004
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Reactive oxygen species and cancer paradox: To promote or to suppress?

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“…In agreement, overexpression of the antioxidant SOD3 inhibits murine breast cancer cell metastasis (38), and the ROS scavenger N-acetyl-cysteine reduces the tumorigenicity of murine melanoma cells (15). High endogenous ROS concentrations in malignant cells may also render these cells more vulnerable to further stresses (34,39,40). Hence, anticancer therapies that trigger a further increase in ROS formation may induce cell death in cancer cells compared with their non-malignant counterparts (34,41,42).…”
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“…In agreement, overexpression of the antioxidant SOD3 inhibits murine breast cancer cell metastasis (38), and the ROS scavenger N-acetyl-cysteine reduces the tumorigenicity of murine melanoma cells (15). High endogenous ROS concentrations in malignant cells may also render these cells more vulnerable to further stresses (34,39,40). Hence, anticancer therapies that trigger a further increase in ROS formation may induce cell death in cancer cells compared with their non-malignant counterparts (34,41,42).…”
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“…Cancer cells, thus, display elevated ROS concentrations due to enhanced metabolism and mutations that trigger oxidative processes (32)(33)(34). The increased ROS may promote mutagenesis and may also render tumor cells more prone to expand and produce distant metastases (34)(35)(36)(37). In agreement, overexpression of the antioxidant SOD3 inhibits murine breast cancer cell metastasis (38), and the ROS scavenger N-acetyl-cysteine reduces the tumorigenicity of murine melanoma cells (15).…”
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“…In fact, some investigators have hypothesized that antioxidant supplements have ability to lower the cancer incidence and subside the subsequent chemotherapyinduced reproductive toxicity. They also believe these supplements, by providing protection against toxic side effects, might potentiate chemotherapy and radiation therapy; however some others are even not confident whether reactive oxygen and nitrogen species function to promote or to suppress the cancer (13).…”
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“…Н 2 О 2 затем реагирует с Fe (II) образуя FeOxH, как посредник в ре-акции Фентона, производя гидроксильные радикалы. Авторы показали, что GO-FeOxH может быть использован в качестве активи-руемого наноагента, обеспечивающего эф-фективную терапию рака [4,7].…”
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