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Figures of merit obtained from the calibration curves used for quantitation.

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Table 2.

Concentrations of the analytes in the pooled urine sample.

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Table 3.

MS/MS acquisition parameters.

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Table 4.

Back calculated accuracy and precision levels of calibration standards and spiked samples during the validation.

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Figure 1.

Typical chromatograms of the selected biomarkers extracted from the analysis of spiked urine sample.

Note: Spiking concentrations were 73 nmol/L for 8OhdG and m-Tyr, 182 nmol/L for 2-dG, o-Tyr, 3NO2-Tyr and 3Cl-Tyr and 23 μM for p-Tyr and Phe.

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Figure 2.

Non-zero concentrations found from the analysis of 222 urine samples of extremely low birth-weight infants included in the double-blinded randomized clinical study REOX (REOX 2012-2013, EUDRACT 2088-005047-42).

The percentages of concentrations<LOD in the sample set were: 15% for o-Tyr, 79% for m-Tyr, 0% for p-Tyr and Phe, 93% for NO2-Tyr, 68% for 3Cl-Tyr, 0.4% for 8OH-dG and 0.4% for 2dG. Boxes indicate the 1st and the 3rd quartiles, the median is shown as a black line, whiskers mark the 9th and 91st percentiles, red triangles represent mean concentrations and blue circles are outliers.

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Figure 3.

Boxplots of the ratios of o-Tyr/Phe, m-Tyr/Phe, 3NO2-Tyr/p-Tyr, 3Cl-Tyr/p-Tyr and 8OHdG/2dG for the set of non-zero urine samples included in the REOX clinical study.

Boxes indicate the 1st and the 3rd quartiles, the median is shown as a black line, whiskers mark the 9th and 91st percentiles, red triangles represent mean concentrations and blue circles are outliers.

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Table 5.

Results control group (n = 6) consisting of term newborn infants born by vaginal delivery and lacking perinatal complications.

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