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Imaging of Intracellular hydrogen peroxide production with hyper upon stimulation of Hela cells with Egf

Markvicheva et al., 2009

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12501030788743466425
Author
Markvicheva K
Bogdanova E
Staroverov D
Lukyanov S
Belousov V
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Redox-Mediated Signal Transduction: Methods and Protocols

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Reactive oxygen species (ROS) regulate both normal cell functions by activating a number of enzymatic cascades and pathological processes in many diseases by inducing oxidative stress. For many years since the discovery of ROS in biological systems, there were no …
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