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Study of tryptophan lifetime fluorescence following low-density lipoprotein modification

Sicchieri et al., 2013

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11074430152010780548
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Sicchieri L
Monteiro A
Samad R
Ito A
Neto A
Vieira Jr N
Gidlund M
Courrol L
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Applied Spectroscopy

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In this paper we report the effects of the irradiation of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) by ultra- short laser pulses to obtain in vitro alterations mimicking proatherogenic modifications occurring in vivo in LDL. The modifications by metallic ions (copper and iron) and ultra-short …
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