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Contribution of hydrogen peroxide to non‐thermal atmospheric pressure plasma induced A549 lung cancer cell damage

2016-11-10

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Non‐thermal plasma (NTP) can induce cancer cell death which is supposed to be mediated by oxidative stress. In this work, the contribution of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in NTP induced lung cancer cell damage is quantitatively studied. Our results also show signification production of H2O2 in plasma activated medium (PAM). NTP treatment induce critical raising of cell death, apoptosis, and DNA double‐strand breaks (D...

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e04ac02b-6dd9-56e1-b05e-9f3022c907f2
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10.1002/ppap.201600162
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