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Network theory and the resilience of redox signaling (2019)
Journal Article
Hancock, J. T., Veal, D., & Hancock, A. L. (2019). Network theory and the resilience of redox signaling. Reactive Oxygen Species, 8(23), 245-257

The redox status inside and around cells is critically important to control, being used to maintain reduced compounds in the correct state and for cell signaling mechanisms. A myriad of compounds and proteins are involved in a vast network system to... Read More about Network theory and the resilience of redox signaling.

Hydrogen gas and its role in cell signaling (2017)
Journal Article
Wilson, H. R., Veal, D., Whiteman, M., & Hancock, J. T. (2017). Hydrogen gas and its role in cell signaling. CABI Reviews, 12, 2-3

Hydrogen gas (H2) was once thought to be inert in biological systems but it has now become apparent that exposure of a wide range of organisms, including animals and plants, to H2 or hydrogen-rich water (HRW) has beneficial effects. It is involved in... Read More about Hydrogen gas and its role in cell signaling.