Endogenous hydrogen peroxide production in the epithelium of the developing embryonic lens.

Subhasree Basu; Suren Rajakaruna; Bryan C. Dickinson; Christopher J Chang; A. Sue Menko

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Endogenous hydrogen peroxide production in the epithelium of the developing embryonic lens.

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PF6-AM can be used as an effective reagent to detect the presence and localization of endogenous H2O2 in live lens cells.

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