This resulted in increased oxidant generation and elastolytic activity, which led to pulmonary emphysema.

We observed increased oxidants content on PND0 in all brain structures, except for the cerebellum.

Aging is associated with increased oxidant generation.

The build-up of AGEs with reduced renal function could contribute to inflammation, increased oxidant stress, and accumulation of AGEs in aging.

Several lines of evidence point to inflammation and increased oxidant injury in brain regions of patients with Alzheimer disease (AD).