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Iron Chelation as a Possible Mechanism for Aspirin-Induced Malondialdehyde Production by Mouse Liver Microsomes and Mitochondria.

Journal of Clinical Investigation - United States

doi 10.1172/jci113289

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January 1, 1988

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