Biological Redox Impact of Tocopherol Isomers Is Mediated by Fast Cytosolic Calcium Increases in Living Caco-2 Cells
Most of the biological impacts of Vitamin E, including the redox effects, have been raised from studies with α-tocopherol only, despite the fact that tocopherol-containing foods carry mixed tocopherol isomers. Here, we investigated the cellular mechanisms involved in the immediate antioxidant respon...
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Main Authors: | Miltha Hidalgo (Author), Vania Rodríguez (Author), Christine Kreindl (Author), Omar Porras (Author) |
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2020-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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