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Created “Fenton Chemistry”: The Fenton reaction is the iron-catalyzed generation of hydroxyl radicals (OH.) from hydrogen peroxide -- the most reactive oxygen species in biology. Discovered by H.J.H. Fenton in 1894, this…

Created “Fenton Chemistry”: The Fenton reaction is the iron-catalyzed generation of hydroxyl radicals (OH.) from hydrogen peroxide -- the most reactive oxygen species in biology. Discovered by H.J.H. Fenton in 1894, this… Published sections: Overview; Classic Fenton Reaction (Iron); Haber-Weiss Cycle (Catalytic Recycling); Copper Fenton-Like Reaction; Other Metal Fenton Participants; Lipid Peroxidation → Ferroptosis; DNA Damage; Protein Oxidation; Cellular Defenses Against Fenton Chemistry; PrrF sRNAs (Pseudomonas); Mn-for-Fe Substitution (Borrelia); SOD Deficiency Amplifies Fenton; Kynurenine-Iron-Fenton Loop; Disease Relevance; Cross-References.

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