Elemental sulfur detected in mouse and human cells for the first time
Chemistry World reports that an international team found S8, a form of elemental sulfur, in cells from mice and humans. Raman microscopy and mass spectrometry helped locate and quantify it.
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Chemistry World reports that an international team detected S8 in mouse and human cells, with Raman microscopy and mass spectrometry helping to locate and quantify it. The publication says analysis suggests there could be tens of grams of S8 across a human body.
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