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Generation of H2O2 by Ascorbate Autooxidation: Possible Implications for Cancer Therapy — Alexander J. Michels (2010) | RDL Network
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Generation of H2O2 by Ascorbate Autooxidation: Possible Implications for Cancer Therapy
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Generation of H2O2 by Ascorbate Autooxidation: Possible Implications for Cancer Therapy
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2010
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Alexander J. Michels
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Christopher J Chang
University of California, Berkeley
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