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This oxygenated-molecule-minus-an-electron will frantically try to connect with another molecule which does NOT have this electron loss, and this constant attempt of connection produces an unstable free radical
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This interaction is believed to involve direct electron transfer mechanisms, neutralizing the hydroxyl radicals and attenuating their deleterious effects
The various strategies for the fight against cancer include also radiotherapy, the effectiveness of which can be limited by the radioresistance of some tumors as well as by the undesirable effects affecting normal tissues
