Protein Carbonylation As A Reliable Read-Out Of Urban Pollution Damage/Protection Of Hair Fibers

September 2022 in “ Cosmetics ”

Andrea Cavagnino, Arthur Starck, Anaïs Bobier, Martin A. Baraibar

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research Protein Carbonylation As A Reliable Read-Out Of Urban Pollution Damage/Protection Of Hair Fibers

September 2022 in “Cosmetics”