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Name: greenland shark muscle glutathione peroxidase protein carbonyls Elevated phospholipid hydroperoxide (GPX4) expression modulates oxylipin formation and inhibits age-related skeletal atrophy and weakness 🔥 Meet the Greenland shark,
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Meet the Greenland shark, a creature that has such a slow metabolism that the protein layers in their eyes have been carbon dated, revealing that they can possibly live to well Impact of carbonylation on glutathione peroxidase 1 activity in human hyperglycemic endothelial cells ScienceDirect Greenland sharks: Toxic, half blind giants of the ocean Live Science Greenland sharks = the second largest predatory shark species after the great white shark. They grow up to 6 m ~19.68 ft in length and weigh a tonne!! Greenland sharks The Long and the Short of It: How Oxidative Stress Drives Cellular Senescence, Ageing, and Lifespan of Animals Springer Nature Link The Greenland shark: A new challenge for the oxidative stress theory of ageing? ScienceDirect

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