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Oxford University Press, Metallomics, 10(8), p. 1110-1121, 2016

DOI: 10.1039/c6mt00055j

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X-ray fluorescence microscopic measurement of elemental distribution in the mouse retina with age.

Journal article published in 2016 by Alexandra Grubman ORCID, Philipp Guennel, Kirstan A. Vessey ORCID, Michael W. M. Jones ORCID, Martin D. de Jonge, Simon A. James, Anthony R. White ORCID, Erica L. Fletcher ORCID
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Abstract

The biologically important metals such as zinc, copper and iron play key roles in retinal function, yet no study has mapped the spatio-temporal distribution of retinal biometals in healthy or diseased retina.