Oxidative stress can directly cause neuron cell death or it can trigger a cascade of events that leads to protein misfolding, proteasomal malfunction, mitochondrial dysfunction, or glial cell activation.
These events include protein misfolding, proteasomal malfunction, mitochondrial dysfunction, and glial cell activation. Oxidative stress can directly cause neurodegradation through apoptosis or it can trigger a cascade of events, which eventually lead to neurodegradation.
Oxidative stress can directly cause neurodegradation through apoptosis or it can trigger a cascade of events, which eventually lead to neurodegradation. These events include protein misfolding, proteasomal malfunction, mitochondrial dysfunction, and glial cell activation.
Oxidative stress can directly cause neurodegradation through apoptosis or it can trigger a cascade of events, which eventually lead to neurodegradation. These events include protein misfolding, proteasomal malfunction, mitochondrial dysfunction, and glial cell activation.