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1 nts up to 3.4 x 10(3) for the probe molecule methylene blue.

2 alytic signal caused by addition of H2O2 and methylene blue.

3 d by nitric oxide pathway inhibitors such as methylene blue.

4 tivity for the photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue.

5 ar probes, such as 4-hydroxybenzoic acid and methylene blue.

6 n the presence of iron(III) chloride to form Methylene Blue.

7 ic acid "scaffold" modified with a reporting methylene blue.

8 ontributing to increasing the sensitivity of methylene blue.

9 tion of small organic target compounds, here methylene blue.

10 l reduction by the addition of ascorbate and methylene blue.

11 e E3 ubiquitin ligase CHIP and is blocked by methylene blue.

12 dent proteasomal degradation is inhibited by methylene blue.

13 s in the dynamics for delivery of model drug methylene blue.

14 eatment, washed with water, and stained with methylene blue.

15 mers and fibrils may be tested in vivo using methylene blue.

16 00, 200, 300, 400, 500, or 1000 microCi of I methylene blue.

17 pplemented with 2% glucose and 0.5 microg of methylene blue.

18 reatment of myocytes or isolated hearts with methylene blue.

19 osynthetic apparatus or the photosensitizer, methylene blue.

20 ized 99mTc-exametazime containing 500 microg methylene blue.

21 one, chloroquine, proguanil, cycloguanil and methylene blue.

22 Pt(IV) center of SAT and surface-immobilized methylene blue.

23 Hinton agar supplemented with 2% glucose and methylene blue (0.5 micro g/ml) (MH-GMB) prepared in the

24 nton agar supplemented with glucose (2%) and methylene blue (0.5 microg/ml) (MH-GMB) for amphotericin

25 Methylene blue (1 muM and 10 muM) significantly protecte

26 Methylene blue (1 muM and 10 muM) significantly protecte

27 tric oxide donor) in the presence/absence of methylene blue (10 microM/L to inhibit cGMP).

28 A second pump infused the model drug methylene blue (3 mL/hr), joining the carrier immediatel

29 Methylene blue (4 muM) irradiated with red light (660 nm

30 employ a modified signal probe containing a methylene blue (a redox moiety) label and a "sticky end.

31 supersaturated aqueous solutions containing methylene blue, a cationic organic dye, has been investi

32 Here we test the effects of methylene blue, a recently described inhibitor of Hsp70

33 We also demonstrate that methylene blue, a reported tau aggregation inhibitor, mo

34 Methylene blue accumulation in SLNs was confirmed photoa

35 s xylem flux toward the bud, as evidenced by Methylene Blue accumulation in the bud after CK treatmen

36 es of rat SLNs clearly help visualization of methylene blue accumulation, whereas coregistered photoa

37 These findings reveal that the ATPZs and methylene blue act by a mechanism that may affect their

38 the memory-enhancing effects of posttraining methylene blue administration on retention of fear extin

39 determine the affinity constant, KD, of the methylene blue Affimer to be comparable to that of antib

40 tored the drainage of intradermally injected methylene blue after 7 weekly injections.

41 yeast-like isolates were cultivated on eosin methylene blue agar.

42 Methylene blue alone extended survival time but without

43 ng electrochemical biosensors, ferrocene and methylene blue, along with the effect of changing both t

44 rs of soluble guanylyl cyclase, LY 85353 and methylene blue, also inhibited the permeability response

45 Barrett's mucosa after chromoendoscopy with methylene blue, an effect apparently dependent on presen

46 Interestingly, methylene blue, an inhibitor of Tau fibrillization under

47 grade silicone incorporating crystal violet, methylene blue and 2 nm gold nanoparticles.

48 ses of exogenous oxidants, i.e., 1) the dyes methylene blue and 2,6-dichlorophenol-indophenol, 2) the

49 t exhibited a moderate rejection (46-66%) of Methylene blue and a high rejection (93-95%) of Rhodamin

50 monitoring the adsorption of cationic dyes (methylene blue and a tetracationic porphyrin) and an ani

51 s demonstrate a nearly 100% removal rate for methylene blue and an impressively high removal rate for

52 ible light to photocatalyse the oxidation of methylene blue and both the oxidation and reduction of w

53 gnaling probes minimizes contact between the methylene blue and electrode surface, limiting the obser

54 ect apparently dependent on presence of both methylene blue and endoscopic white light.

55 toring of the photocatalytic degradations of methylene blue and methyl orange under different flow ra

56 sections of fixed tissue stained in azure II-methylene blue and on frozen sections immunolabeled for

57 s and technology such as vital staining with methylene blue and protoporphyrin fluorescence can incre

58 analogous to the Calvin cycle) between leuco-methylene blue and the onium salt oxidant that is respon

59 allization of 1:1 stoichiometric mixtures of methylene blue and urate yields methylene blue hexahydra

60 rgery using both blue dye (isosulfan blue or methylene blue) and a radiolabeled colloid mapping agent

61 ucts with DNA, a duplex intercalating agent (methylene blue), and a cytotoxic metal ion (Hg(II)) whic

62 ized 99mTc-exametazime containing 250 microg methylene blue, and (c) leukocytes labeled with stabiliz

63 f small hydrophilic compounds (theophylline, methylene blue, and fluorescein sodium) across neonatal

64 ected following breast surgery, stained with methylene blue, and imaged.

65 hered well to the retina, was impermeable to methylene blue, and remained solid in BSS for 30 days be

66 r-Hinton agar [2% dextrose and 0.5 microg/ml methylene blue] and plain Mueller-Hinton [MH] agar), (ii

67 er-Hinton agar supplemented with glucose and methylene blue appears to be a useful approach for deter

68 annel nature of the block and by identifying methylene blue as a permeant channel blocker.

69 Our data also identify methylene blue as a potent inhibitor of gametocyte devel

70 h to highlight the exceptional properties of methylene blue as a redox reporter in such applications

71 S shows 2-fold enhancement in degradation of methylene blue as compared to the bulk CdS.

72 atalytic hydroxylation of boronic acids with methylene blue as photosensitizer proceeds with high eff

73 ectrochemical detection of cholesterol using Methylene Blue as redox indicator.

74 ndicates that a PEG-based peptide, employing methylene blue as redox reporter, and deposited on an el

75 ay of simultaneously using two redox probes: Methylene blue as the reporter of the conformational cha

76 ensors) fabricated using either ferrocene or methylene blue as the signaling redox moiety.

77 S-FF in dispersive solid phase extraction of methylene blue (as a cationic dye model) in water and sh

78 The electron transfer rate constants of methylene blue, as determined using alternating current

79 lectrodes modified with polythymine, bearing methylene blue, as redox probe, in 3' position.

80 d in the agar is quantified using an in situ methylene blue assay.

81 The epinephrine-methylene blue association was the most effective treatm

82 fied with a redox reporter (in this protocol methylene blue) at one terminus and attached to a gold e

83 and studies of the electron transfer rate of methylene blue attached to the hexanethiol monolayer sug

84 toxylin-eosin and nucleic acid stains and in methylene blue/azure II/basic fuchsin trichrome-stained

85 we describe a very simple method for fixing methylene blue bands in nucleic acid polyacrylamide gels

86 Doing so we find that the performance of methylene blue-based, thiol-on-gold sensors is unmatched

87 ither vehicle (ovalbumin group) or a 3-mg/kg methylene blue bolus (methylene blue group) or epinephri

88 tly about DNA damage secondary to the use of methylene blue, but the clinical significance of this is

89 UV-visible light irradiation for four hours, methylene blue can be photocatalytically degraded (>90%)

90 Methylene blue can be used as a stain for visualizing nu

91 Conclusion Low-dose methylene blue can increase functional MR imaging activi

92 However, methylene blue can induce oxidative damage of DNA when p

93 arly detection of preneoplastic lesions with methylene blue chromoendoscopy.

94 nic photoredox catalysis (photocatalysis) of methylene blue chromophore with a sacrificial sterically

95 t of the Stern-Volmer quenching constant for methylene blue compared to a model complex.

96 ion and vesicle degradation as a function of methylene blue concentration follows a diffusion law in

97 Methylene blue continues to grow in acceptance for its u

98 he purpose of this study was to determine if methylene blue could protect RGCs from noxious stimuli.

99 based sensors are far less stable than their methylene blue counterparts, particularly with regards t

100 plates using a three-dye mixture composed of methylene blue, crystal violet, and rhodamine 6G for pos

101 sized, and their photocatalytic activity for methylene blue decomposition in water compared.

102 me to target for initiation and cessation of methylene blue delivery.

103 osphate buffer stabilizer (250 or 500 microg methylene blue) did not affect the cell membrane integri

104 Methylene blue dye accumulation in axillary lymph nodes

105 ations from monkey and cat were stained with methylene blue dye and examined by light microscopy.

106 tic activity for H2 generation using H2S and methylene blue dye degradation is performed under visibl

107 this method using the 1000-microCi dose of I methylene blue dye for sentinel lymph node biopsies.

108 ians use radio-labeled sulfur colloid and/or methylene blue dye to identify the SLN, which is most li

109 rparts for the photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue dye under visible-light irradiation.

110 n agar to which 2% glucose and 0.5 microg/ml methylene blue dye was added (MH-GMB).

111 ely detect SLNs based on the accumulation of methylene blue dye.

112 Methylene blue enhances memory and the retention of fear

113 Compared with epinephrine alone, the methylene blue-epinephrine association avoided neuronal

114 or epinephrine (epinephrine group) or both (methylene blue-epinephrine group).

115 n supplemented (2% glucose and 0.5 microg/ml methylene blue [for all isolates]) and nonsupplemented M

116 suring leukocyte hydrogen sulfide synthesis; methylene blue formation following zinc acetate capture

117 in group) or a 3-mg/kg methylene blue bolus (methylene blue group) or epinephrine (epinephrine group)

118 blocked by the methemoglobin reducing agent methylene blue, haptoglobin, or the heme-binding protein

119 Chromoendoscopy with methylene blue has been proposed to improve targeting of

120 mixtures of methylene blue and urate yields methylene blue hexahydrate (MBU.6(H2O).

121 Finally, we demonstrate that methylene blue impairs degradation of the polyglutamine

122 Redox reactions of the chromophore methylene blue in aqueous solution, commonly visualized

123 Double strand specific intercalator methylene blue in combination with [Fe(CN)6](3-) is used

124 We demonstrate that methylene blue in combination with reducing compounds su

125 Our data demonstrate the utility of methylene blue in defining Hsp70-dependent functions and

126 This was demonstrated by the reduction of methylene blue in positive ion mode and oxidation of 3,4

127 c images demonstrate dynamic accumulation of methylene blue in SLNs after traveling through lymph ves

128 issue expansion effects and a visual lack of methylene blue in the fibroids.

129 ral correlates of the oral administration of methylene blue in the healthy human brain.

130 hat underwent LN excision had no evidence of methylene blue in the iliac nodes; mice without surgical

131 nzthiazoline-6-sulfonic acid), dopamine, and methylene blue in the presence of O2.

132 r catalytic activity toward the reduction of methylene blue in the presence of sodium borohydride.

133 at, antibiotic resistant bacteria turned the methylene blue in to white color while the bacteria that

134 Methylene blue increased cytochrome c oxidase activity i

135 Results Administration of methylene blue increased response in the bilateral insul

136 Preclinical studies have shown that low-dose methylene blue increases mitochondrial cytochrome oxidas

137 to assess the cognitive-enhancing effects of methylene blue independent of its effects on fear attenu

138 Methylene blue induced (1)O(2) formation triggers furan

139 to steady-state delivery after initiation of methylene blue infusion differed between CVCs.

140 from steady state to zero after cessation of methylene blue infusion was fastest with the 18-gauge lu

141 e Cu from these aggregates, while drugs like methylene blue inhibit O(2) reactivity of the heme cofac

142 Methylene blue inhibited oligomerization when used at su

143 First, we demonstrate that methylene blue inhibits the ability of the purified Hsp9

144 (endoscopic ultrasound-guided rendezvous and methylene blue injection).

145 Twenty minutes following methylene blue injection, photoacoustic signals from SLN

146 h was confirmed by the use of intraoperative methylene blue injection.

147 5), or no intervention (n = 5), followed by methylene blue injection.

148 ionic species must also be included with the methylene blue into UA and UAD crystal matrices.

149 Methylene blue is a neuroprotective compound that can pr

150 mbined with intraoperative localization with methylene blue is an important and innovative technique

151 on alters the accessibility of Cr(VI) to the methylene blue label on the surface-immobilized DNA prob

152 s comprised of a single, self-complementary, methylene blue-labeled DNA probe possessing a triple-ste

153 f the probe into mononucleotides including a methylene blue-labeled electro-active mononucleotide (eN

154 tuberculosis and Escherichia coli) by using methylene blue-labeled structure-switching DNA stem-loop

155 separation and recombination dynamics in PbS-methylene blue (MB(+)) complexes by femtosecond transien

156 sociation dynamics in CdSe QDs adsorbed with methylene blue (MB(+)) molecules by transient absorption

157 Methylene blue (MB(+)), a common cationic thiazine dye,

158 ecule with its cavities matching the size of methylene blue (MB(+)), a versatile organic molecule use

159 binding constants and adsorb ca. 7 equiv of methylene blue (MB) and ca. 30 equiv of aspirin in chlor

160 NA biosensor is developed based on employing methylene blue (MB) as a redox indicator.

161 ated by differential pulse voltammetry using methylene blue (MB) as an electrochemical indicator.

162 Using methylene blue (MB) as an electrochemical probe and diff

163 us DNA sequence of Dengue virus (DENV) using methylene blue (MB) as an intercalating agent.

164 otocatalytic effect was also confirmed using methylene blue (MB) dye degradation under natural sunlig

165 Methylene Blue (MB) forms an inclusion complex with Grp-

166 valuated as an inexpensive sorbent to remove methylene blue (MB) from aqueous solution.

167 In the current study, we demonstrated that methylene blue (MB) functions as an alternative electron

168 Methylene blue (MB) has been shown to be safe and effect

169 Methylene blue (MB) has been used clinically for about a

170 gate the influence of nanostructuring on DNA-methylene blue (MB) interactions and their application t

171 By restoring mitochondrial function, methylene blue (MB) is an effective neuroprotectant in m

172 Methylene blue (MB) is used as an electrochemical indica

173 transfer (ET) between the gold electrode and methylene blue (MB) label conjugated to a double-strande

174 Then, thiolated capture probe (CP) with methylene blue (MB) labeled at 5' end is modified on the

175 ragment of dimebon and phenothiazine core of methylene blue (MB) linked by 1-oxo- and 2-hydroxypropyl

176 uch higher amount of sulforhodamine B (SRB), methylene blue (MB) or a model vaccine ovalbumin (OVA) w

177 ker at the 3'-end and having internal either methylene blue (MB) or anthraquinone (AQ) redox labels,

178 -VEGF165 aptamers, resulted in desorption of methylene blue (MB) probe from aptamer and its release i

179 tical in all aspects but the location of the methylene blue (MB) redox label.

180 ers were labeled with anthraquinone (AQ) and methylene blue (MB) redox reporters respectively.

181 nding aptamer was thiolated, conjugated with methylene blue (MB) redox tag, and immobilized on a gold

182 Here, we documented that methylene blue (MB) reverses the Warburg effect evidence

183 ocessed graphene oxide nanoribbon (GONR) for methylene blue (MB) sensing.

184 vely, whereas bovine serum albumin (BSA) and methylene blue (MB) showed nonspecific adsorption on alm

185 We measured the redox current of methylene blue (MB) to determine the concentration of hu

186 The methylene blue (MB) two-phase titration method is a rapi

187 otocatalytic activity for the degradation of methylene blue (MB) under visible light irradiation.

188 ce through hybridization with the ssDNA1 and methylene blue (MB) used as the redox probe.

189 Methylene blue (MB) was employed as electrochemical indi

190 tabilized gold nanoparticles (PLA-AuNPs) and methylene blue (MB) was employed as the redox indicator

191 applied in an adsorption column, to pretreat methylene blue (MB) wastewater with high concentration (

192 ne show a highly sensitive SERS detection of methylene blue (MB) with calculated enhancement factors

193 tion in current, generated by interaction of methylene blue (MB) with free guanine (3'G) of ssDNA.

194 ed by interaction of anionic mediator, i.e., methylene blue (MB) with free guanine (3'G) of ssDNA.

195 fic to MMP9 was modified with a redox label (methylene blue (MB)) and immobilized on microfabricated

196 ased on these findings, we hypothesized that methylene blue (MB), a mitochondria-permeant redox-activ

197 Methylene blue (MB), a phenothiazine dye that crosses th

198 Methylene blue (MB), a traditional mitochondrial-targeti

199 ntrathecal administration of sGC inhibitors, methylene blue (MB), and ODQ, in the Vc, attenuates mass

200 Methylene blue (MB), has been shown to modulate aggregat

201 a unique competitive detection scheme using methylene blue (MB), hydrazine and platinum nanoparticle

202 Methylene Blue (MB), Nile Blue (NB), and Anthraquinone (

203 We characterized methylene blue (MB)- and thiol-based redox reactions wit

204 n the presence of target molecules, moving a methylene blue (MB)-conjugated oligonucleotide close to

205 latin sensor fabricated with a thiolated and methylene blue (MB)-modified oligo-adenine (A)-guanine (

206 formation of these complexes rigidifies the methylene blue (MB)-modified oligoadenine probes, result

207 The methylene blue (MB)-modified probe assumes a linear unst

208 ne reductase inhibitor and redox cycler drug methylene blue (MB).

209 ion time on the electrochemical reduction of methylene blue (MB).

210 catalytic reduction of H2O2 by oxidation of methylene blue (MB).

211 ry after extinction training by low-dose USP methylene blue (MB).

212 ction between Cr(VI) and surface-immobilized methylene blue (MB).

213 Methylene blue (MB, methylthioninium chloride) is a phen

214 pain-gel with a red-light absorbing pigment (methylene blue - MB) to mediate photodynamic therapy (PD

215 n used to treat malaria (quinacrine [QC] and methylene blue [MB]) or to study P. falciparum (acridine

216 The fluorescent dyes methylene blue, MB(+), and thionine, Th(+), can be trapp

217 uced plasma sound source) to deliver agents (methylene blue, MB, in PBS) into bovine AC.

218 Using the methylene blue-mediated cross-linking method, a 65-kDa p

219 Methylene blue-mediated promotion of fiber formation occ

220 es of S(-II) measured by voltammetry and the methylene blue method showed that the majority of S(-II)

221 concentration, measured by ferrozine and the methylene blue method, predict precipitation of FeS with

222 plemented with 2% dextrose and 0.5 microg/ml methylene blue [MGM], Shadomy [SHA], and RPMI 1640 [RPMI

223 Addition of methylene blue (minus ascorbate) to CPR-supported reacti

224 pplemented with 2% glucose and 0.5 microg of methylene blue/ml.

225 its 5' terminus to a gold electrode and a 5' methylene blue-modified "signaling probe" that is comple

226 metry to monitor target-induced folding in a methylene blue-modified, PDGF-binding aptamer.

227 th which electrons are transferred between a methylene blue moiety on the distal end of a short, sing

228 f two DNA adaptor strands modified with four methylene blue molecules and electrocatalysis using gluc

229 to double-blind administration of 260 mg of methylene blue (N=23) or administration of placebo (N=19

230 The methylene blue, N-methylquinolinium tetrafluoroborate, a

231 Photooxidation of methylene blue-NP41-bound nerves, followed by biotin hyd

232 immobilization of horseradish peroxidase and methylene blue on the functionalized carbon buckypaper s

233 g the retention of the ion-pairs formed with Methylene Blue on the muMNPC.

234 differential pulse voltammetric response of methylene blue on the probe modified electrode upon cont

235 eak molecular adsorption of polar molecules (methylene blue) on the ta-C surface.

236 and 1 hour after administration of low-dose methylene blue or a placebo.

237 which could be inhibited in vivo with either methylene blue or apocynin.

238 t years utilize redox-labeled (most commonly methylene blue or ferrocene) oligonucleotide probes site

239 Nevertheless, although methylene blue partially prevented PAF shock, neither 1H

240 Some fibroids exhibited regions with partial methylene blue penetration into the tumor environment.

241 agar containing 2% glucose and 0.5 microg of methylene blue per ml (MBE agar) and were read after inc

242 pplemented with 2% glucose and 0.5 microg of methylene blue per ml.

243 nton agar with 2% glucose and 0.5 micro g of methylene blue per ml.

244 nton agar with 2% glucose and 0.5 micro g of methylene blue per ml.

245 labeling formulations, we concluded that the methylene blue/phosphate buffer stabilizer (250 or 500 m

246 udy was conducted to evaluate the effects of methylene blue/phosphate buffer stabilizer on the labeli

247 responsible for regeneration of the organic methylene blue photocatalyst.

248 f light by diffusion of the metastable leuco-methylene blue photoproduct.

249 f photocatalytic reactions in an Ag nanocube-methylene blue plasmonic system.

250 ar at the 1-month follow-up if they received methylene blue posttraining compared with placebo.

251 fare worse at the follow-up if they received methylene blue posttraining.

252 Methylene blue potentiates the electron transport chain

253 cero-3-phosphocholine (POPC), by irradiating methylene blue present in the giant unilamellar vesicles

254 synergistic effects of 17beta-estradiol and methylene blue, previously shown by our group and others

255 One agent, methylene blue, protects neurons during several neurodeg

256 part of the second stem, is modified with a methylene blue redox tag at its 3' terminus and covalent

257 We used three synthetic photosensitizers (methylene blue, rose bengal, and nitrite) and two model

258 Methylene blue's ability to increase cytochrome c oxidas

259 Methylene blue's enhancement of contextual memory was un

260 entification of a small zinc finger protein, methylene blue sensitivity (MBS), that is required for i

261 The methylene blue sensitized reactions exhibit all of the c

262 e second probe, decorated on its 5'-end with methylene blue (SH-ssDNA-MB), is complementary to cDNA r

263 on agar plates may be flooded with a glucose-methylene blue solution.

264 on agar plates may be flooded with a glucose-methylene blue solution.

265 The procedure makes the methylene blue stain permanent and increases the visibil

266 o-drug combinations was determined using the methylene blue staining method.

267 In situ methylene blue staining showed the morphological feature

268 on's r=-0.68 or beyond) between collagen and methylene blue staining.

269 the target DNA recognition sequence, with a methylene blue tag close to the 3' terminus, is designed

270 ofabrication technologies, and modified with methylene blue tagged aptamer using standard gold thiol

271 Present work describes the methylene blue tagged thiolated aptamer-modified gold mi

272 Methylene blue-tagged peptides combined with a polyethyl

273 rves in dye aggregation systems like that of methylene blue tend to be sufficiently similar so as to

274 the voltammetric behavior of a redox-active methylene blue tethered to an electrode surface via shor

275 n Toray paper as support and a layer of poly(methylene blue)/tetrabutylammonium bromide/Nafion and gl

276 Electrocatalysis with methylene blue that is covalently tethered to the DNA by

277 r solution containing blood vessel stain and methylene blue to analyze intratumoral transport.

278 erfused hearts in presence or absence of the methylene blue to examine cGMP-mediated effects on myoca

279 trial (IND#70627) of sterile pyrogen-free I-methylene blue to identify sentinel nodes in patients wi

280 on and subsequently promote the reduction of methylene blue to its colorless leuco form.

281 Addition of methylene blue to preformed oligomers resulted in oligom

282 Permeability was tested by applying methylene blue to the film covering the retinal break.

283 Mice were dissected to determine whether methylene blue traveled to the iliac LN.

284 s structure provides an optimal geometry for methylene blue-urate pairs and additional support for th

285 nosis because of localization in tumors, and methylene blue, used in experimental photodynamic therap

286 tion was assayed in vitro in the presence of methylene blue, using immunoreactivity with the prefibri

287 on or with sham LN excision consistently had methylene blue visible in the ipsilateral iliac nodes.

288 lysis of variance was performed with a drug (methylene blue vs placebo) and time (before vs after adm

289 As methylene blue was able to passively diffuse into fibroi

290 Methylene blue was also associated with a 7% increase in

291 Methylene blue was then assessed for protection of RGCs

292 ced 5-Lys-Sp exclusively when Rose Bengal or methylene blue was used to photochemically generate (1)O

293 Two milliliter of methylene blue were instilled above the cuff to quantify

294 mage, aqueous solutions of toluidine blue or methylene blue were topically applied to fresh thick ski

295 amely 9,10-anthraquinone-1,5-disulfonate and methylene blue, were used as surrogates for dissolved or

296 First, methylene blue which is an electroactive polymer was ele

297 Among Gram-negative bacteria, only methylene blue with E. coli K12 and rose bengal with C.

298 eading to an improved electronic exchange of methylene blue with the electrode surface due to the red

299 Further testing is needed to determine if methylene blue would be an efficacious treatment for the

300 ber, with the prediction that the effects of methylene blue would vary as a function of fear reductio