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. 2022 Feb 6;11(2):322. doi: 10.3390/antiox11020322

Table 1.

Keyword search and word combinations used to determine whether uncoupling proteins (UCP) use leaks to control oxygen species (ROS).

Uncoupling Proteins Reactive Oxygen Species Fuel Metabolism
UCP1
UCP2
UCP3
uncoupling protein 1
uncoupling protein 2
uncoupling protein 3
ROS
Glutathionylation
lipid hydroperoxide
superoxide
4-hydroxy-2-nonenal hydroxynonenal
fatty acid oxidation
fatty acid export
fatty acid transport

(UCP1 OR UCP2 OR UCP3 OR “uncoupling protein 1” OR “uncoupling protein 2” OR “uncoupling protein 3” OR “uncoupling protein one” OR “uncoupling protein 2” OR “uncoupling protein 3”) AND (“reactive oxygen species” OR ROS OR glutathionylation OR “lipid hydroperoxide” OR superoxide OR 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal OR hydroxynonenal) AND (“oxidative stress” OR “fatty acid oxidation” OR “fatty acid export” OR “fatty acid transport”).