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(2024) reported that carbonized manganese-containing nanodots (MCD) made from manganese gluconate and L-aspartic acid could serve as nanozyme particles for ROS clearance

glutathion mtorc2 Stitham, Lodhi and colleagues reveal the mechanistic details of macrophage mTOR signaling in atherosclerosis | Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism & Lipid Research mTORC2: actin on your memory
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