Fluorescent damage products of lipid peroxidation

1. Arterial aldehyde- and lipid hydroperoxide-detoxifying enzyme activities are associated with fluorescent damage products of lipid peroxidation in humans (inverse correlation).

   “the enzymatic activities were inversely and significantly correlated with the levels of FDPL in the arterial tissue of both the aged and young subjects”

   Humanssuperior thyroid artery

   Impaired enzymatic reactive aldehyde-detoxifying capacity and glutathione peroxidase activity in the aged human arterial tissue

   Experimental gerontology·Nov 23, 2018

More on Arterial aldehyde- and lipid hydroperoxide-detoxifying enzyme activities

1. Older age is associated with fluorescent damage products of lipid peroxidation in humans.

   “and FDPL levels higher, in the arterial tissue of the aged subjects than in that of the young adult controls.”

   Humansaged subjects compared with young adult controlssuperior thyroid artery

   Impaired enzymatic reactive aldehyde-detoxifying capacity and glutathione peroxidase activity in the aged human arterial tissue

   Experimental gerontology·Nov 23, 2018