The cytochrome oxidase g'=12 EPR signal
Chris E. Cooper(LabCorp (United States)), Nikolaos Ioannidis(King's College London), Peter R. Rich(Bodmin Hospital), A. John Moody(University of Plymouth), John M. Wrigglesworth(University of London)
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