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Molecular Oxygen (O₂)

Target
O₂
Molecular classification
Other
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Overview

Molecular oxygen (O₂) is a diatomic molecule essential for aerobic respiration and combustion. It plays a role as an electron acceptor in cellular respiration and can contribute to tissue injury during inflammation through the production of reactive oxygen species. It is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas at standard temperature and pressure.

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Biological functions

Cellular respirationElectron acceptorCombustionImmune responseSignaling molecule
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Disease associations

InflammationTissue injury
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Safety considerations

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) productionCombustion hazard

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