… with each other and the circulatory cells in a complex autocrine/… are expressed in vascular
tissues and regulate such diverse … of redox-sensitive motifs when cells attach to surface [98]. …

… or initiate a cascade of redox sensitive steps that transmit the signal. … of cysteines results in
the formation of sulfenic acid (-SOH) or … angiogenesis and increased cardiac perfusion after …

… ROS to form sulfenic, sulfinic or sulfonic acids. Oxidation to … such as RA, gout and
cardiovascular disease, is produced and … Murine BMDMs Nrf2, a redox sensitive transcription …

… ), but can be oxidized to a sulfenic acid (SOH) or a disulfide (SS… connective tissue growth
factor in cardiac fibroblasts [79]. … via oxidation of redox-sensitive thiol residues present in the …

… , reactive, redox-sensitive, and redox-regulated cysteine … sulfenic acid modification. This
workflow was used to measure … possibility of targeting CD36 in cardiovascular diseases76. …

… and electrophilic probes toward cysteine sulfenic acid have been thoroughly evaluated in two
… efficiency in the capture of sulfenic acid under competitive conditions is achieved and thus …

… thiol modifications, and disruption of redox-sensitive signaling … to label and map protein
sulfenic acid residues in cells (34), … proteomic screen using rat cardiac myocytes and heart tissue …

… and the identification of redox-sensitive proteins, which are … cardiac myocytes in response
to treatment with redox status … Sulfinic and sulfonic acids are the most acidic modifications …

… of its cysteine sulfhydryl to form sulfenic acid and can then be recycled back to a … redox-sensitive
biosensors that the redox states of subcellular compartments can independently change …

… Sulfenic acids can then form disulfide bonds, which can be reduced to free thiols. Sulfenic
acids can also be further oxidized to sulfinic … found to be regulated by sulfenic acid formation. …