Qo site of mitochondrial complex III is the source of increased superoxide after transient exposure to hydrogen peroxide (original) (raw)
Transient Exposure to Hydrogen Peroxide Causes an Increase in Mitochondria-Derived Superoxide As a Result of Sustained Alteration in L-Type Ca2+ Channel Function in the Absence of Apoptosis in Ventricular Myocytes
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