As a monomer, it plays a role in the regulation of synaptic vesicle trafficking, DA homeostasis, synaptic plasticity, and nuclear maintenance [41,42,43], with emerging evidence linking its activity to DNA repair mechanisms [44]
As such, GPX4 is known as the master regulator of oxytosis/ferroptosis
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Radical induced disulfide bond cleavage within peptides via ultraviolet irradiation of an electrospray plume
This synergy is under exploration in models studying aging, metabolic health, and endurance performance
Joint pain limits exercise, reduced activity leads to more weight gain, and the cycle continues