Collectively, these recent contributions argue that future GSH-centric redox sensing and nanomedical approaches should (i) incorporate organelle targeting (especially mitochondria) to exploit subcellular redox heterogeneity, (ii) embed analyte-responsive activation into both therapeutic and imaging components, (iii) combine biochemical sensing with optical or thermal engineering for spatiotemporal control, and (iv) favor clinically translatable carriers (e.g., PLGA) for delivery
Conrad M, Angeli JP, Vandenabeele P, Stockwell BR
4,7 The link between hearing loss and tinnitus has been suggested to be due to a compensatory effect: the brain compensates for decreased activation of the auditory nerve (which carries signals from the cochlea to the brain) by increasing gain or signal amplification in the auditory system of the brain, as well as decreasing auditory signal inhibition, which may result in tinnitus and possibly hypersensitivity to noise
Nkongolo KK, Michael P, Theriault G, Narendrula R, Castilloux P, Kalubi KN, Beckett P, Spiers G
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Since there is no study related to the effect of whey proteins on TF activity in MTX-induced liver and kidney damage, the obtained TF activity findings should be taken into consideration during whey protein use
