Sulfur mediated reduction of arsenic toxicity involves efficient thiol metabolism and the antioxidant defense system in rice
Garima Dixit(National Botanical Research Institute), Rudra Deo Tripathi(National Botanical Research Institute), Amit Singh(National Botanical Research Institute), Smita Kumar(King George's Medical University), Prabodh Kumar Trivedi(Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants), Gareth J. Norton(University of Aberdeen), Vivek Pandey(University of Cincinnati Medical Center), Amit Kumar(ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region), Sanjay Dwivedi(National Botanical Research Institute), Pradyumna Kumar Singh(National Botanical Research Institute), Om Parkash Dhankher(University of Massachusetts Amherst)
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