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Oxygen pathway modeling estimates high Reactive oxygen species production above the highest permanent human habitation.

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Cano Franco, Isaac
Selivanov, Vitaly
Gomez Cabrero, David
Tegnér, Jesper
Roca Torrent, Josep
Wagner, P. D. (Peter D.)
Cascante i Serratosa, Marta

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The production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) from the inner mitochondrial membrane is one of many fundamental processes governing the balance between health and disease. It is well known that ROS are necessary signaling molecules in gene expression, yet when expressed at high levels, ROS may cause oxidative stress and cell damage. Both hypoxia and hyperoxia may alter ROS production by changing mitochondrial Po2 (). Because depends on the balance between O2 transport and utilization, we formulated an integrative mathematical model of O2 transport and utilization in skeletal muscle to predict conditions to cause abnormally high ROS generation. Simulations using data from healthy subjects during maximal exercise at sea level reveal little mitochondrial ROS production. However, altitude triggers high mitochondrial ROS production in muscle regions with high metabolic capacity but limited O2 delivery. This altitude roughly coincides with the highest location of permanent human habitation. Above 25,000 ft., more than 90% of exercising muscle is predicted to produce abnormally high levels of ROS, corresponding to the "death zone" in mountaineering.

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CANO FRANCO, Isaac, et al. Oxygen pathway modeling estimates high Reactive oxygen species production above the highest permanent human habitation. PLoS One. 2014. Vol. 9, num. 11, pags. e111068. ISSN 1932-6203. [consulted: 14 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/62868

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