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glutathione microbiome A glutathione-sensitive small molecule fluorescent probe for rapid and facile gut microbiota sensing Gut microbiota-derived glutathione from metformin

Name: glutathione microbiome A glutathione-sensitive small molecule fluorescent probe for rapid and facile gut microbiota sensing Gut microbiota-derived glutathione from metformin
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When classified according to the severity of liver disease, the proportion of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), liver cirrhosis, and decompensation showed a decreasing trend, while the proportion of liver transplants continuously increased

This suggests that low folate and high homocysteine may be linked to lung cancer (166)

Data are presented as mean values and error bars indicate the standard deviation

These findings highlight the significance of the route of exposure in determining the toxic effects of the compounds, with intravenous and intraperitoneal routes often exhibiting greater toxicity than oral and subcutaneous administrations (Table 5)