Iron and 4HNE levels in the spleen and liver tissues are stained with Prussian blue staining (#IW-3010, IHC world) and immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining
M., Deanfield, J., Emerson, S
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[57] [58] Only the three-year-old girl had been found to have an elevated blood lead level and resulting low iron levels and anemia, which is the conventional medical cause for administration of chelation therapy
however, in such cases, a prooxidant effect cannot be excluded
257,258 After acute exacerbation, the community composition showed little change, which means that some of the dominant flora did not correlate significantly with disease progression