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Mitochondria play a central role in estrogen-induced neuroprotection
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Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Neuroprotection
100%
Cytoprotective Agent
100%
Glutathione
100%
Estrogen
100%
Alzheimer's Disease
66%
Degenerative Disease
66%
Heart Infarction
66%
Diethylstilbestrol
66%
Parkinson's Disease
66%
Huntington Chorea
66%
Cerebrovascular Accident
66%
Diseases
66%
Mitochondrial DNA
33%
Calcium Ion
33%
Glaucoma
33%
Cytoprotection
33%
Structure Activity Relationship
33%
Retina Degeneration
33%
Retinitis pigmentosa
33%
Lipid
33%
Etiology
33%
Neuroscience
Neuroprotection
100%
Mitochondrion
100%
Estrogen
100%
Glutathione
60%
Alzheimer's Disease
40%
Cell Death
40%
Neurodegenerative Disorder
40%
Parkinson's Disease
40%
Diethylstilbestrol
40%
Huntington's Disease
40%
Cerebrovascular Accident
40%
Myocardial Infarction
40%
Glaucoma
20%
Cell Membrane
20%
Oxidative Stress
20%
Membrane Potential
20%
Mitochondrial DNA
20%
Lipid Peroxidation
20%
Mitochondrial Function
20%
Retinal Degeneration
20%
Retinitis pigmentosa
20%
Inner Membrane
20%
Programmed Cell Death
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Mitochondrion
100%
Glutathione
60%
Cell Death
40%
Estradiol
40%
Animal Model
20%
Oxidative Stress
20%
Cell Membrane
20%
Lipid Peroxidation
20%
Cell Protection
20%
Retinitis pigmentosa
20%
Membrane Potential
20%
Structure Activity Relation
20%
Bioenergetics
20%
Inner Membrane
20%
Mitochondrial Disorder
20%
Mitochondrial DNA
20%
Programmed Cell Death
20%
Keyphrases
Interactional Function
20%