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Oxidative stress in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) triggers the dysfunction of redox enzymes involved in protein quality control and ultimately misfolding diseases. In this chapter, we focus on small organoselenium catalysts of less than 1000 Da, which have been recently reported as antioxidant catalysts and protein folding regulators, and discuss their potential pharmacological applications in ER proteostasis.

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