nitrosative stress
nitrosative stress noun: the reaction of body tissues to nitric oxide, nitrous oxide or similar species at levels greater than can be neutralized.
Noun
nitrosative stress (countable and uncountable, plural nitrosative stresses)
- The reaction of body tissues to nitric oxide, nitrous oxide or similar species at levels greater than can be neutralized.
Forms of nitrosative stress
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Questions about nitrosative stress
- What does nitrosative stress mean?
- Nitrosative stress means the reaction of body tissues to nitric oxide, nitrous oxide or similar species at levels greater than can be neutralized.
- What part of speech is nitrosative stress?
- Nitrosative stress is a noun.
- What is the plural of nitrosative stress?
- The plural of nitrosative stress is nitrosative stresses.
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