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Although its cytotoxic properties have been extensively documented (reviewed in references 3 to 5) 3-5 , the details of the biochemical mechanism through which it causes its characteristic injuries are still poorly understood

Finally, As is detoxified in the cell due to its sequestration in vacuoles after getting chelated with GSH or PC

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Can also be mixed with water