Quantifying the role of oxygen pressure in tissue function.

it has been suggested that oxygen had reached significant levels in the earth's oceans as early as 2.5 billion years ago and has rapidly increased to near current levels about 50 million years later ([6][1]). The appearance of oxygen dramatically changed the chemical composition of the oceans and

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