Redox cycling of endogenous copper by ferulic acid leads to cellular DNA breakage and consequent cell death: A putative cancer chemotherapy mechanism.
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M. M. Rizvi | S. Rehman | M. Tabish | Tarique Sarwar | M. Husain | Hassan Mubarak Ishqi | Tarique Sarwar | Md Zafaryab | Mohammed Amir Husain | Sayeed Ur Rehman | M Moshahid Alam Rizvi | Mohammad Tabish | Mohammed Zafaryab
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