酸诱导管细胞的损伤 - 超和溶液与预制晶体

Onyebuchi C Ukaeje1, Sanjit K Roy1, Samuel Shin1,2

  • 1Calcium Signaling Laboratory, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Research Service, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.

概括

溶液中的酸 (CaP) 比预制的CaP晶体引起更大的细胞亡. 这项研究区分了结晶性病 (CN) 损伤的机制,揭示了细胞对超和溶液和固体晶体的明显反应.

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