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The concentrations of glutathione used in the present study are high

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doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2021.02.009

Effect of pH on thermal- and chemical-induced denaturation of GFP

Change history 16 November 2011 This paper was modified 12 months after initial publication to switch to Creative Commons licence terms, as noted at publication References Andrews PA, Howell SB (1990) Cellular pharmacology of cisplatin: perspectives on mechanisms of acquired resistance