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Stress, poor diet, and chronic inflammation can all deplete zinc stores

But as authors mentioned, other TRP channels might also be sensitive to acrolein and contribute to SCI-induced NP

ACSL4 is widely expressed in neural tissues, particularly in the CA1 region of the hippocampus, and its levels continue to increase with the progression of neurodegenerative diseases, leading to cognitive decline (Gubern et al., 2013)

It has been suggested that vitamin B12 daily requirement actually ranges between four and 20 micrograms (EFSA, 2015)

In addition to the presented results, significant future applications of AuNCs may be in imaging of carbonylated proteins in fixed or live cells, allowing for quantification, as well as localization and transport studies of carbonylated proteins

The depletion of tryptophan [78] or arginine [79, 80] led to the proliferative arrest, anergy induction or apoptosis of T cells via GCN2 activation [79, 81]