Brief communicationHydrogen peroxide production by red blood cells☆
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This research was supported by grant No. ES-03598 from the NIH/NIEHS to K.J.A. Davies C. Giulivi was the recipient of a fellowship from Fundacion Antorchas (Buenos Aires, Argentina).
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