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[54] Fluorescent fatty acid to monitor reactive oxygen in single cells

Pap et al., 2000

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18266873166648507416
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Pap E
Drummen G
Post J
Rijken P
Wirtz K
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Methods in enzymology

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Publisher Summary Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are formed during normal cellular metabolism and under the influence of environmental factors such as sunlight and ozone. Intracellular ROS measurements with oxidation-sensitive fluorophores, such as …
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