Figure 2 2.1.3 Iron metabolism and ferroptosis Iron is an essential trace element in the human body, playing multiple important biological roles, including inducing ATP production, participating in DNA and hemoglobin synthesis, and many other physiological activities ( Fe 3+ ions are reduced to Fe 2+ ions and then transported and stored in the cellular iron pool, while excess Fe 2+ ions are stored in ferritin ( 2+ ions, inducing the production and accumulation of large amounts of ROS through the Fenton reaction, ultimately promoting cell ferroptosis ( TFRC is the gene encoding the transferrin receptor
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As we age, our natural glutathione levels decline, making it crucial to consider supplementation
Several parameters are recorded for each animal for 10 min including the number of squares crossed, number of rearing, number of grooming, number of sniffing, and mobile and immobile time spent in the central and peripheral regions of the box