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酒精和低铁诱导的抗氧化剂和能量代谢的变化与蛋白质溶解乙化相关

Jesse A Thornton1, Zeynep C Koc1, Vincent E Sollars1

  • 1Department of Biomedical Sciences, Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Marshall University, Huntington, WV 25755, USA.

International journal of molecular sciences
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PubMed
概括

饮食中铁的限制可能会通过增加蛋白质乙化和减少抗氧化防御来加剧酒精诱导的肝损伤. 这一发现表明,减少铁可能不是对酒精性肝病的有效策略.

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FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1 FPN1在FerLL上,FerL就是FerL.在TfR1中,TfR1是指TfR1.酒精代谢 酒精代谢抗氧化剂和能量新陈代谢.费里丁是一种铁素.铁波丁 1 铁波丁 1 铁波丁铁的代谢 铁的代谢肝脏疾病 肝脏疾病溶氨酸乙化溶氨酸氧化酸化是一种氧化酸化.这里是Sirtuinsins的所在地.转移素受体的受体是转移素的受体.

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