Liver iron overload within a UK based population by sex by Mckay, A, Wilman, H, Kelly, M, Kin, S, Phillips, M, Jandor, A, Bell, J, Thomas, L, Milanesi, M, Neubauer, S, Banerjee, R

“…Estimates of iron-overload, the most common cause of which is haemochromatosis, have been lacking within the UK population. …”

T2*magnetic resonance imaging is more sensitive than histology and serum ferritin for the assessment of iron overload in patients with NAFLD by Pavlides, M, Banerjee, R, Tunnicliffe, E, Wang, L, Ryan, J, Cobbold, J, Neubauer, S, Barnes, E

Molecular diagnosis of the first ferroportin mutation (C326Y) in the far east causing a dominant form of inherited iron overload by Viprakasit, V, Merryweather-Clarke, A, Chinthammitr, Y, Schimanski, L, Drakesmith, H, Srichairatanakool, S, Limwongse, C, Townsend, A, Robson, K

Oxidative stress in endometriosis induces IL-8 release directly via 4-HNE by Elger, B, Mueller, J, Morton, K, Kessler, B, Becker, C, Steers, G, Thezenas, M, Zondervan, K, Zollner, T, Oppermann, U

“…Lipid peroxidation products, e.g. 4-hydroxynonenal (4-HNE), are generated by oxidative stress, and are suggested to cause endometriosis-associated pain following iron overload after retrograde menstrual bleeding. Our aim was to determine the role of oxidative stress including 4-HNE protein adduct formation in endometriotic lesions and in peritoneal fluid from endometriosis patients; and characterise the proinflammatory effects caused by 4-HNE in endometriosis.…”