Low vitamin C and increased oxidative stress and cell death in mice that lack the sodium-dependent vitamin C transporter SVCT2
Fiona E. Harrison(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), James M. May(NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre), L. Li(Vanderbilt University), M. Elizabeth Meredith(Vanderbilt University), Vladimir R. Babaev(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Sean M. Dawes(Vanderbilt University)
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