Takeo Takeda, Masahiro Ogawa, J. Kitamoto, Takahiro Kyoya, M. Terada
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High Glucose Enhances Skin Sensitizer-induced NRF2 Activation In Vitro
Hyperglycemia, blood glucose levels above 2.0 g/L, is one of the major pathophysiological factors causing late complications in diabetes [1, 2]. Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) are increased by hyperglycemia [3]. Oxidative damage in individual cells may reach a sufficient threshold to cause DNA strand breaks and induce cell death [4]. Therefore, hyperglycemia-induced oxidative stress is one of the responsible factors for the pathology of diabetic complications.