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Alternatively, it has been suggested that that protection mechanisms in foragers may be limited to proteins indispensable for their foraging performance 64
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Malondialdehyde was analysed using a quadrupoleorbitrap mass spectrometer (Q-Exactive Plus Hybrid QuadrupoleOrbitrap) coupled to reverse-phase chromatography with electrospray ionization
With a lower cadmium/zinc quotient, cells are more protected, while an increased quotient reduces this protection due to the decreased availability of zinc sites for cadmium interaction
