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CONTEMPORARY PERCEPTION OF ANTIOXIDANT SYSTEM OF HUMAN ORGANISM

2013-07-15

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Due to recently extended views on the antioxidant system of the human organism, it becomes possible to analyze scientific data on its structure, antioxidants’ role in different processes, dependence of antioxidant activity on different factors and its methods of estimation in different tissues, a farmocorrection possibility due to pathological and age changes. As a result it has been determined that the antioxidan...

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Literature Corpus work: 1a1dd3c4-018f-500c-aa5e-afc3e8ac6d9c
DOI: 10.17816/humeco17333

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