glutathione s-transferases biomedical applications Frontiers The triple role of glutathione

Nucleophilic addition of the amino terminus in glycine to the terminal carbonyl in methylglyoxal reaction creates an imine intermediate, which is subsequently hydrolyzed to generate formaldehyde as the final product

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Taken together, these results establish methionine as an essential metabolic requirement for tumor cell proliferation, operating through ACSL4-mediated lipid metabolic pathways

Furthermore, its detoxifying properties help cleanse the liver, vital for proper fat breakdown and flushing out those toxic agents that hinder weight loss