What treatment outcomes have been reported in the published literature
10.1007/s00441-016-2522-7 Cell Tissue Res
cerevisiae can also produce heterologous metabolites, such as 2,3-butanediol and itaconic acid, with high volumetric productivities and highlight bottlenecks in metabolic flux 785,786 while displaying robustness to substrates, 787 products, 788 temperatures, 774 and pH ranges 789 that are acutely toxic to living cells
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5 What are the disadvantages
Of these, 39 studies were excluded due to absence of a nonliposomal comparator group, coencapsulation with other compounds, use of ascorbate conjugates or derivatives, cell culture studies, skin studies and animal studies, the latter of which differ in oral vitamin C uptake relative to humans as most animals can synthesise their own vitamin C endogenously [16]