Thompson, C
Metabolic Action of Taurine in the Skeletal Muscle Taurines metabolic action in maintaining normal physiological homeostasis may be related to its action on glucose uptake, insulin sensitivity, and further fat oxidation in the skeletal muscle
NADPH can reduce oxidized glutathione (GSSG) to GSH and convert cystine to cysteine, participating in the de novo synthesis of GSH (Jaganjac et al., 2020)
Any perturbation of this balance, caused by excessive production of disulphide bonds during normal protein secretion or the production of mutant misfolded protein, might cause an excess of ROS to accumulate and ultimately lead to cell death
Dietary treatments with bioactive foods such as cocoa or Shenyuan granules [9, 10] in ZDF rats have been shown to reduce oxidative stress or attenuate renal injury in the presence of T2DM-related nephropathy [11]
Oncogenesis 6 , e329 (2017)