Detection of hydroxyl radicals by D-phenylalanine hydroxylation: a specific assay for hydroxyl radical generation in biological systems.
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J. Zweier | Y. Xia | N. Paolocci | G. Ambrosio | R. Rossi | R. Biondi
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