Distinguishing chemically induced NADPH- and NADH-related metabolic responses using phasor analysis of UV-excited autofluorescence.

RSC Adv · 2021 · PMC9033505 · PMID 35478622

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Because there is only a partial inhibition of respiration 37,38 and because hydrogen peroxide inhibits the CAC, 27 the NADH-related response may not be significant at micromolar cyanide concentrations, leaving the NADPH-related response as the predominant effect.

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