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Plasmid DNA is chromatin free and non-compacted, and thus, radionuclides, radicals, and radical scavenger are able to compete with plasmid DNA without any biological barriers.

Additional use of dispersants on top of the carbonyl trapping agent (and even a radical scavenger) are thus often proposed by chemical vendors to cover all possible mechanisms, leading to costly treatments [9].

The main features that forces nanoceria to act as ROS scavenger are generally attributed to high content of oxygen vacancies and Ce3+ ions in nanoceria and its switching between 3+ and 4+ oxidation states.

Arabidopsis plants with an impaired production of ascorbate, a ROS scavenger, are more sensitive to UV-B [ 30].

There are two interesting values for the index of refraction in the PBS and Vectashield mixture: the first one is 1.33 which is index-matched to water objectives, but would require very low concentrations of Vectashield; moreover, the typical buffers (Thiol + oxygen scavenger) are water-based and thus better candidates for optimal index-matching.

This professional scavenger is on a "noble" crusade to find fresh human body parts to stitch together into a human corpse.

You begin to wonder whether the darker side of the gull as scavenger is also something that Chekhov had in mind.

No radical scavenger was added.

The fluorescence intensity remains unaffected until the radical scavenger is consumed when oxygen-radical scavengers are added to the system.

The strongest super-oxide anion scavenger was A. caesarea.

DMTU (Sigma-Aldrich, St . Louis MO, USA), a hydroxyl radical scavenger, was dissolved in saline.