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High Glucose-Induced ROS-Accumulation in Zebrafish Larvae Leads to Mitochondria- Mediated Apoptosis

2022-03-07

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In recent decades, diabetes mellitus has become a major chronic disease threatening human health worldwide, and the age of patients tends to be younger; however, the pathogenesis remains unclear, resulting in many difficulties in its treatment. As an ideal model animal, zebrafish can simulate the processes of human diabetes well. In this study, we successfully established a model of diabetic zebrafish larvae in a...

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b835ae3c-78c7-552c-a407-7a5f860b92aa
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1407000/v1
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