3 Oxidative stress Oxidative stress is a disbalance caused by excessive production of prooxidant substances such as ROS and RNS and/or the antioxidant systems working inefficiently ( in vivo primarily by the mitochondrial respiratory chain during aerobic metabolism ( via a reaction between nitric oxide (NO) and superoxide, and nitrosoperoxycarbonate, generated via a reaction between peroxynitrite and carbon dioxide
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This FOXO4p53 interaction is essential for maintaining the viability of senescent cells