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Sample pH pH is an important experimental factor affecting the rate of oxidation as shown previously [303, 304]. A pH of 7 was chosen for the synRTLF as it represents a physiological value. Based on the antioxidant’s dissociation constants one could predict that in the synRTLF at more acidic concentrations reduced glutathione would exhibit higher antioxidant depletion while in a more basic environment ascorbic acid would present higher rates. The solutions used for the exposure (Chelex treated water, synRTLF) had a pH of 7. At the end of the exposures pH test strips with a colour scaling (pH test strips; 0-14 pH, Sigma-Xxxxxxx) were immersed in each of the ‘O’ ring simport microcentrifuge tubes containing synRTLF exposed to 5mm PM disc cuts to examine any changes or equivalently in the 24 well plate containing RTLF exposed to gases. The colour of the test strips was compared with the chart on the package. The pH strips were consistently orange, which signified a pH of 7. While it is true that colorimetric pH test strips do not detect very slight changes in pH, it is highly unlikely that changes of that magnitude would influence significantly the predicted rates. The lack of any significant changes in the pH can be attributed to the presence of the antioxidants, the latter being reducing agents.
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