Polymorphic ROS scavenging revealed by CCCP in a lizard.

Polymorphic ROS scavenging revealed by CCCP in a lizard.

Ingestion of antioxidants has been argued to scavenge circulating reactive molecules (e.g., free radicals), play a part in mate choice (by mediating access to this important resource), and perhaps increase life span. However, recent work has come to question these relationships. We have shown elsewh...

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Main Authors:	Olsson, M, Wilson, M, Isaksson, C, Uller, T
Format:	Journal article
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	2009

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