Melatonin protects human red blood cells from oxidative hemolysis: New insights into the radical‐scavenging activity
Luisa Tesoriere(University of Palermo), M. A. Livrea(University of Palermo), Daniele D’Arpa(University of Palermo), Simona Conti(University of Palermo), Vita Giaccone(University of Palermo), Anna Maria Pintaudi(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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