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1. Young/Adult
Physiological redox signaling
NADH oxidase(s)
(activated by contractile
activity)
.
O2
Local
thiol
oxidation
H2O2
Activation of
multiple regulatory
signaling pathways
Specific adaptations
to contractile activity
2. Old
Oxidative damage
Increased mitochondrial
generation of ROS
Increased
H2O2 and
other ROS
Oxidative damage to lipids, proteins, DNA
Dysregulated redox signaling
NADH oxidase(s)
(? activated by contractile
activity)
.
O2 Elevated
H2O2
Local
thiol overoxidation
Chronic activation of
multiple regulatory
signaling pathways,
with lack of response
to stimuli
Lack of adaptations
to contractile activity
Figure 1
H2O2 diffuses from mitochondria in
denervated fiber to promote axonal
regeneration in damaged axon
and sprouting of neighbouring axons
Only single fibers become
denervated leading to
very high mitochondrial
ROS generation in the
denervated fibre
H2O2
High local H2O2 causes local
oxidative damage, chronically
activates redox
pathways and attenuates redoxregulated responses to contractions
in the denervated fiber
H2O2 diffuses from denervated fiber
to chronically activate redox
pathways and attenuate redoxregulated responses to contractions
in neighbouring innervated fibers
Figure 2