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Various metabolic pathways within the cell generate O 2 - , but the principal incomplete reduction route occurs in the mitochondrial respiratory chain: between 1 and 4% of O 2 - is formed by the incomplete reduction of the total O 2 consumed in complex I (NADH: ubiquinone oxide-reductase) and III (cytochrome C oxide-reductase)

Many peptides are susceptible to degradation through hydrolysis, oxidation, or other chemical processes that can reduce potency and potentially create harmful byproducts

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