The Role of ROS in Chemical Carcinogenesis Induced by Lead, Nickel, and Chromium

Keyphrases

• Oncogenesis 100%
• Oxidative Stress 100%
• Chromium 100%
• Chemical Carcinogenesis 100%
• Dose Effect 50%
• Lipids 50%
• Recent Advances 50%
• Chronic Exposure 50%
• Macromolecules 50%
• Cancer Development 50%
• Antioxidant System 50%
• Carcinogenicity 50%
• Cancer Research 50%
• Microenvironment 50%
• Tumor Progression 50%
• Metal-induced 50%
• Inflammatory Disorders 50%
• Protein-DNA Complex 50%
• Overproduction 50%
• Chromium Species 50%
• ROS Accumulation 50%
• Common Mechanisms 50%
• Pb Species 50%
• Oxidative Modification 50%
• Nickel Metal 50%
• Redox Homeostasis 50%
• Nickel Species 50%
• Reactive Free Radicals 50%
• ROS Production 50%
• Intracellular Redox State 50%
• Inflammation-associated Cancer 50%
• Metal-induced Toxicity 50%
• Intracellular ROS 50%
• Industrial Processes 50%
• Chromium Metal 50%
• Human Pathology 50%
• Environmental Contaminants 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Chemical Carcinogenesis 100%
• Carcinogenesis 66%
• Disease 33%
• Antioxidant 33%
• Long Term Exposure 33%
• Carcinogenicity 33%
• Free Radical 33%
• Tumor Growth 33%