Accumulation and toxicity of intravenously-injected functionalized graphene oxide in mice
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RESULTS High temperature regimes induce cytosol and nuclear oxidation To explore the impact of heat stress on the cytosolic redox state in cotyledons and root tip, we used as a proxy wild-type plants expressing the GRX1-roGFP2 in the cytosol (Gutscher et al., 2008)
Light availability regulates root metabolic activity and transpiration
(vi) visualization of images at multiple depths through the sample without mechanical sections which allows the visualization of the skin layers where the drugs appropriately marked or dyes were able to achieve after their topical application [5,48]
This rapid degradation means that systemic, long-lasting effects from a single injection are biologically improbable
