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Toxicology of the human environment : the critical role of free radicals / edited by Christopher J. Rhodes.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Environmental toxicology.
- Free radicals (Chemistry)--Toxicology.
- Free radicals (Chemistry).
- Nitroxides--Toxicology.
- Nitroxides.
- Electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy.
- Toxicology.
- Local Subjects:
- Toxicology.
- Physical Description:
- xvi, 494 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
- Place of Publication:
- London ; New York : Taylor & Francis, 2000.
- Contents:
- Part I Spin-trapping 5
- 2 Chemistry of spin-trapping / Rheal A. Towner 7
- 2.2 Types of spin-trap 11
- 2.3 Selection criteria 15
- 2.4 Structural assignment considerations 17
- 3 Spin-trapping: problems and artefacts / Lennart Eberson 25
- 3.2 The redox reactivity of spin-traps and reagents involved in the radical cation mechanism; inverted spin-trapping 26
- 3.3 The Forrester
- Hepburn mechanism; nucleophilic addition
- oxidation 31
- 3.4 Detection of spin adducts in biochemical/biological systems 40
- 3.5 Cycloaddition as a possible cause of artefacts 41
- 4 In vivo spin-trapping
- from chemistry to toxicology / Ronald P. Mason 49
- 5 Ex vivo detection of free radicals / Aldo Tomasi, Anna Iannone, Marco Ferrari, Valentina Quaresima 71
- 5.2 Ex vivo spin-trapping of short-lived free radicals 72
- 5.3 Nitrogen monoxide (nitric oxide, NO[superscript .], NO) 78
- Part II Nitroxides 89
- 6 The metabolism of nitroxides in cells and tissues / Harold M. Swartz, Graham S. Timmins 91
- 6.2 Reduction of nitroxides in mammalian cells 93
- 6.3 Cellular oxidation of hydroxylamines 99
- 6.4 The toxicity of nitroxides 99
- 6.5 Applications of the metabolism of nitroxides 100
- 7 Clinical uses of nitroxides as superoxide-dismutase mimics / James B. Mitchell, Murali C. Krishna, Amram Samuni, Periannan Kuppusamy, Stephen M. Hahn, Angelo Russo 113
- 7.2 Structural features and chemical properties of nitroxides 114
- 7.3 In vitro and in vivo toxicity 118
- 7.4 In vitro radioprotection by nitroxides 122
- 7.5 In vivo radioprotection by nitroxides 124
- 7.6 Protection against redox-cycling chemotherapy drugs 128
- 7.7 Nitroxides as functional imaging probes 131
- 8 Nitroxide skin toxicity / Jurgen Fuchs 139
- 8.2 Materials and methods 141
- 8.3 Results 145
- Part III Toxic role of specific agents 153
- 9 Biological oxidations catalyzed by iron released from ferritin / Christopher A. Reilly, Steven D. Aust 155
- 9.2 Iron-catalyzed oxidations 155
- 9.3 Biological sources of catalytic iron 164
- 9.4 Antioxidant defences for iron-mediated toxicity 174
- 10 The toxicology of iron / Rodney Bilton 191
- 10.2 Human conditions and diseases involving iron toxicity 197
- 10.3 From oxygen via iron to the hydroxyl radical 201
- 11 The role of free radicals in the toxicology of airborne particulate pollutants / Peter Evans 209
- 11.2 Silica toxicity 210
- 11.3 Coal 211
- 11.4 Asbestos 212
- 11.5 Man-made mineral fibres 215
- 11.6 Zeolites 216
- 11.7 Smoke 217
- 11.8 Traffic air pollution 219
- 11.9 Nutritional and physiological antioxidants 222
- 11.10 Pharmacological antioxidants 223
- 12 Free radical mechanisms of ethanol toxicity / Emanuele Albano 235
- 12.2 Mechanisms involved in causing oxidative damage by alcohol 236
- 12.3 Free radical-mediated processes in organ damage by alcohol 244
- 12.4 Role of free radical-mediated mechanisms in alcohol toxicity 248
- 13 The role of cytokines in the inflammatory response / Carmen M. Arroyo 265
- 13.2 Activation of TNF-[alpha] by THP-1 exposed to H-MG 266
- 13.3 Nitrosyl chloride in keratinocytes exposed to HD 273
- 14 Duplicity of thiols and thiyl radicals: protector and foe / Christopher J. Rhodes 285
- 14.2 Background to the muon spectroscopy technique 286
- 14.3 Experimental section 287
- 14.4 Structural studies of thiyl radicals 287
- 14.5 Reactivity of thiyl radicals 290
- 14.6 Evidence for actual biological significance of thiyl radicals 293
- 15 Synergistic effect of carbon tetrachloride and 1,2-dibromoethane / Giuseppe Poli, Manuela Aragno, Elena Chiarpotto, Simonetta Camandola, Oliviero Danni 301
- 15.2 Carbon tetrachloride and 1,2-dibromoethane interactions 301
- 16 Reactive oxygen species in physiology and toxicology / Nalini Kaul, Henry Jay Forman 311
- 16.1 Production of free radicals 312
- 16.2 Biological sources of free radicals 314
- 16.3 Toxicity of reactive oxygen species 316
- 16.4 Oxidant stress and signaling 320
- 16.5 Oxidative stress and inflammation 325
- 16.6 Oxidative stress in apoptosis, necrosis and cell growth 327
- 16.7 Oxidative stress and carcinogenesis 328
- Part IV Free radicals in specific disease states 337
- 17 The role of free radicals in chemical carcinogenesis / Joseph R. Landolph 339
- 17.2 Stimulation of the arachidonic acid cascade, oxygen radical generation, and chemical carcinogenesis 342
- 17.3 Metabolism of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, free radicals, and chemical carcinogenesis 346
- 17.4 Metal-induced free radical generation and metal salt carcinogenesis 347
- 17.5 Endogenous oxygen radical generation and carcinogenesis 353
- 18 Free radical involvement in cardiovascular and respiratory diseases / Frank J. Kelly 363
- 18.1 Heart disease 363
- 18.2 Lung diseases 365
- Part V Free radicals in the diet 371
- 19 NMR evaluation of thermally-induced peroxidation in culinary oils / Martin Grootveld, Christopher J.L. Silwood, Andrew W.D. Claxson 373
- 19.2 Materials and methods 375
- 19.3 Results 378
- Part VI Chemical models 395
- 20 The structure and electronic properties of oxy intermediates in the enzymatic cycle of cytochrome P450s / Dan Harris 397
- 20.2 Theoretical and technical aspects 402
- 20.3 Results and discussion 404
- 21 Spin-trapping
- applications to photochemical and photobiological problems / Colin F. Chignell 421
- 21.2 Photochemistry of photosensitizers 421
- 21.3 Free radical and EPR 423
- 21.4 Spin-trapping in photochemical systems 429
- 21.5 Spin-trapping of oxygen-centered radicals 431
- 21.6 Spin-trapping of radicals from photosensitizing chemicals 433
- 22 Thermodynamic considerations of free radical reactions / John Butler 437
- 22.2 Reduction 437
- 22.3 Oxidation 438
- 22.4 pH dependence of reduction potentials 438
- 22.5 Measurement of reduction potentials 441
- 22.6 Redox enzymes 442
- 22.7 Drugs, oxygen and metals 444
- 23 The use of QSAR for the prediction of free radical toxicity / Mark T.D. Cronin, Thuy T. Tran 453
- 23.2 Identification of compounds likely to form free radicals 454
- 23.3 Acute toxicity 456
- 23.4 Skin sensitisation 463
- 23.5 Teratogenicity 464
- 23.6 Mutagenicity 466.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0748409165
- OCLC:
- 41468491
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