Hydrogen peroxide in the human body

By Barry Halliwell, Marie-Véronique Clément, L. Long. FEBS Letters, 2000

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Subfields: Biochemistry, Molecular Biology

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In Biochemistry

1. O. Erel
2. R. Kohen
3. A. Nyska
4. Barry Halliwell
5. S. Salim
6. K. Tremellen
7. Sylvia L. Smith
8. Kristina Rothley

In Molecular Biology

1. O. Erel
2. A. Nyska
3. R. Kohen
4. Barry Halliwell
5. J. Hubbell
6. J. Cheeseman
7. S. Biswas
8. H. Sies

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