Brief ROS pulses support normal physiology by tuning cell-fate decisions and adaptive responses, such as aiding sperm capacitation and motility [102], priming lymphocyte activation [103], guiding stem/progenitor differentiation [104], and coordinating wound repair and angiogenesis [105]
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