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An "oxidative stress inhibitor" refers broadly to agents targeting various steps in the generation/removal/signaling effects associated with reactive oxygen species. These agents play critical roles both physiologically and therapeutically across multiple disease contexts. Targets include NADPH oxidases, mitochondrial electron transport chain components, xanthine oxidase, and the Nrf2/ARE pathway. Common examples are Vitamin E, flavonoids, and SOD/catalase mimetics.
Agents that inhibit oxidative damage by reducing prooxidant load or enhancing antioxidant defense. Main mechanisms include: Scavenging free radicals; Inhibition/blockade of prooxidant enzymes; Upregulation/mimicry of antioxidants.
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