… Exposure of human tissues to H 2 O 2 Hydrogen peroxide is generated in vivo by the dismutation
… Hydrogen peroxide is also directly produced by a range of oxidase enzymes including …

… solutions to irrigate wounds within closed body cavities or under pressure. Oxygen gas
embolism has resulted.[19,45–53] Venous oxygen embolism has also resulted from the use of …

… Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2 ) is widely regarded as a cytotoxic agent whose … human tissues
to H2O2 may be greater than is commonly supposed; levels of H2O2 in the human body may …

… The formation of active oxygen in the body has been … most stable active species is hydrogen
peroxide. However, … such as ascorbate and glutathione, peroxide is also presumed to be …

… Although hydrogen peroxide at high levels causes damage to cells and tissues, under certain
circumstances, at lower levels it can act as a signaling molecule to participate in cell signal …

… the buildup of hydrogen peroxide in different parts of the body. In each case, the immune
system is doing what its normally programmed to do given the circumstances it finds itself in. …

… on humans are comparable or much less than other propellants, because the human body
… is very difficult to introduce into the human body under reasonable working conditions. The …

… Hydrogen peroxide is generated by most cells in the human body primarily by one-electron
(free radical) reactions that initially generate the superoxide anion radical (O 2 radical dot − ) …

… hydrogen peroxide (HZOZ) in urine may be a possible candidate for a biomarker of the extent
of whole body … ferrous ion oxidation by hydrogen peroxide, with subsequent formation of a …

… Enzymes that are capable of eliminating H 2 O 2 include peroxiredoxin (Prx) in addition to
the two conventional enzymes catalase and glutathione peroxidase. Prx is a novel family of …