Oxygen Activation, Oxidative Stress and Human Health - Nishida, Yuzo
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I have investigated the oxygen activation mechanism in biological oxygenases on the basis of the ligand field theory, and have established new concept on the oxygen activation by metal ions, which is quite different from those reported in many papers published hitherto. According to my new concept, it is quite clear that the responsibility of the hydroxyl radical or free singlet oxygen is negligible as a reactive oxygen species in the biological systems, and that oxidative stress due to the iron ions is induced by the unique properties of the iron ions, i.e., some of the water-soluble…mehr

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I have investigated the oxygen activation mechanism in biological oxygenases on the basis of the ligand field theory, and have established new concept on the oxygen activation by metal ions, which is quite different from those reported in many papers published hitherto. According to my new concept, it is quite clear that the responsibility of the hydroxyl radical or free singlet oxygen is negligible as a reactive oxygen species in the biological systems, and that oxidative stress due to the iron ions is induced by the unique properties of the iron ions, i.e., some of the water-soluble non-transferrin-bound iron (NTBI) react with oxygen or hydrogen peroxide, changing these molecules to those exhibiting electrophilicity, similar to singlet oxygen. Based on these results, I have synthesized new super-polyphenols, and found that some of these compounds can eliminate NTBI effectively from the plasma. In addition to this, we have observed that some derivatives of our super-polyphenols exhibits high ability for the removal of H2O2 and phosphoric acid from the solution.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Nishida has obtained his Dr. of Science from Kyushu University in 1973. At Kyushu University he worked in the field of coordination chemistry. He began to study oxygen activation and oxidative stress after he moved to Yamagata University in 1987. Since 2009, he is a visiting professor at Kanazawa Medical University.