redox enzyme


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redox enzyme

An enzyme that catalyzes oxidation-reduction reactions.
See also: enzyme
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Once converted intracellularly to NAD(P)+, it is used as a co-substrate in two types of intracellular modifications, which control numerous essential signalling events (adenosine diphosphate ribosylation and deacetylation), and is a cofactor for over 400 redox enzymes, thus controlling metabolism.
B-vitamins and NAD metabolism, or when vitamin B3's bioavailability is not enough
Secondary metabolites that are formed of mainly phenolic groups will act as electron donors in enzymatic antioxidant systems that uses a variety of redox enzymes to catalyze the transfer of electrons to ROS (Maldonado et all., 2007; Gholizadeh, 2011).
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