The Function of Ascorbic Acid through Occam’s Razor: What We Know, What We Presume and What We Hope For
After being identified as the anti-scurvy factor vitamin C, ascorbic acid (AsA) became the subject of an astonishing amount of research. Many studies confirmed that AsA is essential to plants and animals, however, the molecular mechanisms by which AsA exerts its action are only in part understood. M...
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IntechOpen
2023
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