bp(MESH:"Host-Pathogen Interactions") association a(CHEBI:radical)

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Free radicals were originally believed to be harmful, but it has been realized that in physiological concentrations they serve as redox messengers, which are essential in the regulation of intra- cellular signalling and significant cellular processes including meta- bolism, antioxidant defenses and responses to pathogens [1,4].

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• a(CHEBI:radical) association bp(GO:"detection of redox state")
• a(CHEBI:radical) regulates bp(GO:"intracellular receptor signaling pathway")
• a(CHEBI:radical) regulates bp(MESH:Metabolism)
• a(CHEBI:radical) decreases a(MESH:Antioxidants)
• a(CHEBI:radical) association bp(MESH:"Host-Pathogen Interactions")
• bp(GO:"detection of redox state") association a(CHEBI:radical)

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