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Glutathione synthesis primes monocytes metabolic and epigenetic pathway for glucan trained immunity ScienceDirect Transsulfuration pathway activation attenuates oxidative stress and ferroptosis in sickle primary erythroblasts and transgenic mice Communications Biology Frontiers The strategic breakdown: CHAC enzymes as regulators of glutathione homeostasis and disease implications Liver epigenomic signature associated with chronic oxidative stress in a mouse model of glutathione deficiency ScienceDirect Metabolism and epigenetics at the heart of T cell function: Trends in Immunology

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The stimulated astrocytic GSH export induced by these compounds is prevented by inhibition of Mrp1, demonstrating that this transporter mediates the druginduced stimulated GSH export, while the basal GSH export is only inhibited by around 60% in the presence of the Mrp1 inhibitor MK571 (Hirrlinger et al

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Summary Keywords autism spectrum disorder, gut-brain axis, gut microbiota, dietary intervention strategies, microbiota-metabolism axis Citation Fang Z, Zhou Y, Chen K, Wang J, Liu X and Jia P (2025) Gut microbiota and autism spectrum disorder: advances in dietary intervention strategies based on the microbiota-gut-brain axis mechanism