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N,N'-bis-dibenzyl ethylenediaminediacetic acid (DBED): a site-specific hydroxyl radical scavenger acting as an "oxidative stress activatable" iron chelator in vitro

scientific article published on January 1995

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N,N'-bis-dibenzyl ethylenediaminediacetic acid (DBED): a site-specific hydroxyl radical scavenger acting as an "oxidative stress activatable" iron chelator in vitro (English)

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Galey JB

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Dumats J

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Beck I

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Fernandez B

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Hocquaux M

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1 January 1995

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Free Radical Research

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HBED: a potential oral iron chelator

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10.3109/10715769509147529

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