Eric Stemp
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- DateMarch 21, 2022Oxidative damage is a causative factor in cancer and many diseases, and 8-oxo-guanine (8-oxo-G) is a common oxidation product in DNA that causes missense mutations…
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Xavier UniversityLafayette CollegeAssociate Professor, Saint Louis UniversityElizabeth S. Thrall, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Fordham UniversityAssistant Professor, United States Naval AcademyThe Pennsylvania State University - University Park CampusIndiana UniversityUniversity of UtahAssistant Professor, Eastern Illinois UniversityProfessor, Penn State BerksAssociate Professor of Biochemistry, High Point UniversityAssistant Professor, Furman UniversityAssociate Professor, Pennsylvania State UniversitySt. Mary's College of MarylandSarah Soltau, PhDAssociate Professor, Bridgewater State UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Jacksonville UniversityAssociate Professor, Emmanuel CollegeMillersville UnivesityAssociate Professor, Messiah CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteAssistant Professor, Millersville University of PennsylvaniaSaint Joseph's UniversityProfessor and Chair, Shippensburg UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, University of Mary WashingtonUndergraduate Researcher, Maryville University - : [CHED] Division of Chemical Education
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Xavier UniversityLafayette CollegeAssociate Professor, Saint Louis UniversityElizabeth S. Thrall, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Fordham UniversityAssistant Professor, United States Naval AcademyThe Pennsylvania State University - University Park CampusIndiana UniversityUniversity of UtahAssistant Professor, Eastern Illinois UniversityProfessor, Penn State BerksAssociate Professor of Biochemistry, High Point UniversityAssistant Professor, Furman UniversityAssociate Professor, Pennsylvania State UniversitySt. Mary's College of MarylandSarah Soltau, PhDAssociate Professor, Bridgewater State UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Jacksonville UniversityAssociate Professor, Emmanuel CollegeMillersville UnivesityAssociate Professor, Messiah CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteAssistant Professor, Millersville University of PennsylvaniaSaint Joseph's UniversityProfessor and Chair, Shippensburg UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, University of Mary WashingtonUndergraduate Researcher, Maryville University - : [CHED] Division of Chemical Education
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Xavier UniversityLafayette CollegeAssociate Professor, Saint Louis UniversityElizabeth S. Thrall, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Fordham UniversityAssistant Professor, United States Naval AcademyThe Pennsylvania State University - University Park CampusIndiana UniversityUniversity of UtahAssistant Professor, Eastern Illinois UniversityProfessor, Penn State BerksAssociate Professor of Biochemistry, High Point UniversityAssistant Professor, Furman UniversityAssociate Professor, Pennsylvania State UniversitySt. Mary's College of MarylandSarah Soltau, PhDAssociate Professor, Bridgewater State UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Jacksonville UniversityAssociate Professor, Emmanuel CollegeMillersville UnivesityAssociate Professor, Messiah CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteAssistant Professor, Millersville University of PennsylvaniaSaint Joseph's UniversityProfessor and Chair, Shippensburg UniversityAssociate Professor of Chemistry, University of Mary WashingtonUndergraduate Researcher, Maryville University - DateMarch 27, 2023DNA-protein crosslinks are a major possible consequence of oxidative damage to DNA. When DNA is damaged by oxidation reactions, the covalent adducts formed between DNA and protein can lead to potential distortions to the DNA helix and disruptions in fundamental cellular DNA processes…
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- DateMarch 20, 2024Oxidative damage is involved in the formation of free radicals, which can cause various diseases. In DNA, this damage is observed primarily at guanine (G) because it is the most easily oxidized base, and one form of oxidative damage is DNA-protein crosslinking…
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- DateMarch 20, 2024Oxidative damage to DNA is involved in various diseases and this damage is observed primarily at guanine (G) because it is the most easily oxidized base. Rambutan fruit contains a number of antioxidants, including ellagic acid, p-coumaric acid, gallic acid, butylated hydroxytoluene, and corilagin…
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- DateMarch 18, 2024DNA-protein crosslinks are major possible consequences of oxidative damage to DNA. When DNA is damaged by oxidation reactions, the covalent adducts formed between DNA and protein can lead to potential distortion to the DNA helix and disruptions in fundamental cellular DNA processes…
- DateMarch 17, 2024Oxidative damage is a causative factor in cancer and many diseases, and 8-oxo-guanine is a common oxidation product in DNA. Here, we examined whether an osmium metallointercalator, Os(phen)2dppz3+ can selectively oxidize 8-oxo-G to form DNA-protein cross-linking. With a 3+/2+ couple of 1…
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- DateMarch 24, 2025Oxidative damage is an important factor that affects cellular functions and diseases, leading to changes in DNA that can alter its structure and function. One key reaction resulting from oxidative stress is DNA-protein crosslinking, which can be lethal to the cell…
- DateMarch 24, 2025Oxidative DNA damage occurs when reactive oxygen species (ROS) interact with DNA molecules to alter the DNA structure. This may lead to strand breakage, mutations, and other DNA damage that could impede transcription and replication…
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- DateMarch 24, 2025DNA-protein crosslinks are significant possible consequences of oxidative damage to DNA. When DNA is subjected to oxidative damage, the covalent adducts formed between DNA and protein can potentially lead to the distortion of the DNA helix and disruptions in fundamental cellular DNA processes…
