Loss of SDHB, but not SDHD, promotes dysregulated oxidative stress and vulnerability to ascorbate

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Loss of SDHB, but not SDHD, promotes dysregulated oxidative stress and vulnerability to ascorbate

Loss of SDHB, but not SDHD, promotes dysregulated oxidative stress and vulnerability to ascorbate 1125 1625 Metabolism & Cancer
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