Feature Papers in Oxygen Volume Ⅱ
A special issue of Oxygen (ISSN 2673-9801).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 December 2023) | Viewed by 21440
Special Issue Editor
Interests: redox signaling; reactive oxygen species; hydrogen sulfide; hydrogen gas; nitric oxide
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Dear Colleagues,
We are delighted to organize Volume Ⅱ of this Special Issue, entitled “Feature Papers in Oxygen Volume Ⅱ”, especially given the success of Volume Ⅰ, which you can read here, along with other publications, free of charge: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/oxygen/special_issues/Feature_Papers_Oxygen.
This Special Issue of Oxygen aims to emphasize the importance of this molecule in both chemistry and biology. Written by members of the Editorial Board and leading researchers in the field, articles will cover the recent research of some of these groups, whilst other manuscripts will take the form of reviews and opinion pieces. It is hoped that ideas and thoughts raised here will inspire young researchers who are interested in the biology and chemistry of oxygen. Therefore, this SI should cover areas such as oxidative stress and redox in cells, the uses of oxygen in biological reactions, the role of oxygen-based molecules in cell signaling, the structure and reactivity of oxygen-based molecules, atmospheric and dissolved oxygen, and the ways in which oxygen can be used in industries and for medical therapies.
Prof. Dr. John T. Hancock
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- the chemical properties of oxygen
- electrochemistry
- reactive oxygen species and oxygen-containing free radicals
- antioxidants and redox
- hypoxia and oxygen levels
- oxygen-based cell signalling
- the chemical properties of oxides
- oxygen molecular structures
- oxygen acid-base reactions
- the uses of oxygen
- diatomic oxygen
- the physical properties of oxygen
- the chemical reactivity of oxygen
- atmospheric oxygen
- dissolved oxygen
- oxygen-based therapies
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