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Exposure to room temperature (2025C) for 24 hours significantly accelerates copper-peptide dissociation, reducing potency by 2040% depending on duration and ambient light levels

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An overview of dietary and/or supplement interventions tested in RCT studies is summarised in Table 1 [33, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89]

ST bees recorded the highest GST activity at the mid-point of the experiment, followed by DH and C bees, respectively, in descending order, with statistical significant variations observed between all groups (C = 360.33 5.78 mol/min/mg protein, DH = 431.67 4.41 mol/min/mg protein, ST = 475.67 7.88 mol/min/mg protein)