Arsenic-stimulated liver sinusoidal capillarization in mice requires NADPH oxidase–generated superoxide
Adam C. Straub(University of Pittsburgh), Aaron Barchowsky(University of Pittsburgh), Patrick J. Pagano(University of Pittsburgh), Katherine Clark, Song Li(Chinese Academy of Forestry), Xiang Gao(Hebei Medical University), Ashwin G. Chandra, Mark A. Ross(University of Kentucky), Donna B. Stolz(University of Pittsburgh)
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