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Name: glutathione exhausing effect nanoparticle (GSH)-responsive gold nanoparticles effectively delivered nisin for enhanced cytotoxicity in lung cancer cells Polypeptide-Based Copper Ionophore for In
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Liposomal Delivery: Enhanced Absorption: Liposomal Glutathione (Setria 700 mg) are designed to encapsulate glutathione, improving its absorption in the digestive tract and potentially increasing bioavailability