Ischaemia/reperfusion and permanent ischaemia differentially affect haemoglobin properties - Possible influence of oxidative stress and adaptation to acute hypoxia
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Cerebral ischaemia is an acute state characterised by a severe decrease in the supply of oxygen (O2) to the brain, resulting in the death of neurons and glial cells. Despite multiple studies investigating the processes that lead to cell damage under ischaemic ... ...
