glutathion oral Acetyl-Glutathione 100 mg Glutathione 500 mg Capsules –

Abbreviations ACP1 - acid phosphatase CAT - catalase FMN - flavin mononucleotide GPX - glutathione peroxidase GSH - plasma reduced glutathione GSSG - oxidised glutathione MHR - methemoglobin reductase SOD - Zn/Cu superoxide dismutase TMR - transmembrane reductase of ferricyanide Methemoglobin reductase (MHR) is an erythrocyte cytosolic system responsible for reactivating haemoglobin's ability to transport oxygen after it has been converted into methemoglobin by reactive oxygen species (Board & Pidcock, 1981

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NADPH participates in biosynthetic reductions while NADH, which is not generated by the pentose phosphate shunt, is used primarily to donate electrons for oxidative phosphorylation to generate ATP

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Ethanol increases ROS and reactive nitrogen species, thus rising lipid peroxidation measured by levels of hepatic malondialdehyde (55)