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Recent research has found a bidirectional interaction between the nervous system and immune system, signifying that systemic inflammation could cause selective neuronal activation (Brea and Veiga-Fernandes, 2022)

This review focuses on important aspects of homeostasis, major biological functions and available analytical methodologies for the analysis of GSH in blood and plasma

We found that the glycolytic flux into the TCA cycle was reduced in Gclc fl/fl Mb1-Cre + FoB compared to Gclc fl/fl FoB, as indicated by increased M3-lactate and reduced M2-citrate (Supplementary Fig

The preclinical study, published in the Journal of Nanobiotechnology, was led by Associate Professor Chester Lee Drum, Department of Medicine and the Cardiovascular-Metabolic Disease Translational Research Programme (TRP), NUS Medicine, together with co-first authors Dr Muthu Kumaraswamy Shanmugam and Dr Girish Vallerinteavide Mavelli, both Senior Research Fellows at the Department of Medicine, NUS Medicine