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4.6.2 Relationship between AChR abnormalities and ferroptosis in AD In mouse models, AChR deficiency in the prefrontal cortex causes attention deficits, which are rescued by receptor expression restoration (Guillem et al., 2011)

Passwater: We mentioned that GSH reduces peroxides and other oxidative species

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In fact, glutathione is present in cells at levels comparable to other essential compounds such as glucose, potassium, and cholesterolhighlighting its importance in normal cellular function

(2017) revealed that innate DNA sensing through cGAS governs the senescence program and the senescence-associated secretory phenotypes by detecting cytosolic chromatin fragments in senescent cells