Hi there Haiqal,

Heres some article for you. Hope it will help you in your study. : )

Article A Review of Programmed Cell Death

Hi, of caurse there are much of them, you need juste limit your research about it , if it concern definitions or mechanisms, or assassements, you can find it in several journals

I am sending you an article on oxidative stress I wrote but never published. In it you will find many references that may help you in your quest.

Hi

Attaches link of the oxidative stress father

Sies H, et al. Annu Rev Biochem. 2017

please find this review article which can explain the whole ischemia reperfusion mechanisms on example of renal ischemia reperfusion moreover it explains the remote organ injury associated with ischemia . hope you find it helpful

Oxidative stress generation by microcystins in aquatic animals: Why and how

Environmentally induced oxidative stress in aquatic animals

Hi, Mohamad Haiqal Nizar Mohamad you can find sufficient information from these links, if you are interested in oxidative stress in the brain.

Article Mechanism of Oxidative Stress in Neurodegeneration

Article Oxidative Stress and the Central Nervous System

Here are some good references for understanding oxidative stress:

-Acworth, I. (2003). The handbook of redox biochemistry. Chelmsford,

MA. USA.

-Al-Dalaen, S. M., Al-Qtaitat, A. I.(2014). Review article: Oxidative

stress versus antioxidants. Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering.

Vol. 2, No. 5, 60-71.

-Lushchak, V., Gospodaryov, D. V.(2012). Oxidative stress and

diseases. Published by InTech Janeza Trdine 9, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia

-Marcin, S., Sowa-Kuæma, M., Dudek, D., Styczeñ, K., Szewczyk, B.,

Kotarska, K. (2013). Review, Oxidative stress markers in affective

disorders. Pharmacological Reports. 65, 1558.1571

-Banerjee, R., Becker, D., Dickman, M., Gladyshev, V., Ragsdale, S.

(2008). Redox Biochemistry. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., Hoboken,

New Jersey. Canada.

Thank you everyone for participating and sharing references with me, it helps me a lot.

Samah K. Nasr Eldeen

Dear Mohamad Haiqal Nizar Mohamad,

As you know, For our life, Oxygen (O2) is necessary. But this oxygen and some species of this oxygen could be very harmful and produced in all living species. One of such species of oxygen is "Reactive Oxygen Species or ROS". They are chemically reactive molecules which have oxygen i.e., peroxide, superoxide and hydroxyl radicals. When free radicals and other reactive oxygen species accumulate in the body, they cause damage to our Cells, DNA, Lipids, Sugar and Proteins. These damage results in the deterioration of cells, cell membranes dysfunctions, Protein modifications, Enzymatic Inactivation by breaking the strands of DNA.

The basic link of oxidative stress and Inflammation is that, Excess of free radicals decreased the levels of antioxidant and increased the level of oxidative stress which ultimately cause the number of disease such as cancer, arthritis etc.

Please find the attached file for your reference.