Sodium ascorbate kills Candida albicans in vitro via iron-catalyzed Fenton reaction: importance of oxygenation and metabolism.

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Andras Banvolgyi

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Fernanda Freire

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Michael R Hamblin

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Norbert M Wikonkal

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Pinar Avci

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10.2217/FMB-2016-0063

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Eleftherios Mylonakis

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