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   Haber-Weiss reaction
   The reaction of superoxide (O2-- with hydrogen peroxide to produce molecular oxygen (O2), hydroxide radical (OH-), and OH-; often, iron catalyzed; a source of oxidative stress in blood cells and various tissues. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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   Haber-Weiss reaction
   The Haber-Weiss reaction generates •OH (hydroxyl radicals) from H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) and superoxide (•O2-). This reaction can occur in cells and is therefore a possible source for oxidative stress. The reaction is very slow, but is catalyzed by iron. The first step of the catalytic cycle in...
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   Haber-Weiss reaction
   Type: Term Pronunciation: hah′bēr wīs Definitions: 1. the reaction of superoxide (O₂·−) with hydrogen peroxide to produce molecular oxygen (O₂), hydroxide radical (OH·), and OH−; often, iron-catalyzed; a source of oxidative stress in blood cells an...
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