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. 2022 Aug 6;11(8):1532. doi: 10.3390/antiox11081532

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Images of the zinc (cyan) and iodine (magenta) elemental maps for the full scan (a,b) and the fine scan of 3 selected cells (c,d), indicated by the white rectangle in Figure 5a. As zinc is mainly located in the cell nucleus, its elemental map is ideally suited to indicate the locations of the nuclei. The direct comparison of iodine and zinc once again emphasizes the homogeneous distribution of iodine among the cytoplasm and agrees with the expected Q₁₀ localization.