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Discover Ludwig"cell damages" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing any kind of physical or electrical damage to a cell or battery. For example: "The technician examined the smartphone and found that the battery had suffered significant cell damages."
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Overall, N-TiO2 can induce more cell damages than pure TiO2.
The hydroxyl radicals might contribute less to the cell damages among a variety of ROS.
Consequently, potential cell damages can unambiguously be related to particle and gas exposure.
Hyperglycemia also generates reactive oxygen species (ROS) which can produce cell damages by means of different mechanism [27].
Various cell damages were noticeable, e.g., plasmolysis, intracellular vacuoles ghost, cell debris, and nucleoid condensation [113, 114].
Moreover, ROS accumulation in the cell damages membrane structure and function, triggering membrane lipid peroxidation and inducing membrane breakdown (Juan et al. 2011; Oz et al. 2015).
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Those who make plaque more slowly suffer a greater amount of cell damage.
The drug traps free radicals — highly reactive molecules that cause cell damage.
The result is cell damage and, eventually, cell death.
They contain prodigious amounts of vitamin C, which protects the immune system and disarms free radicals that cause cell damage.
Immunohistochemically, cell damage markers were observed.
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