glutathione plays an important role in reducing intestinal inflammation

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doi: 10.1016/S1937-6448(08)01403-2 55 GillS

Note that the velocity of the DNA methylation reaction (DNMT in Panel C) is also quite stable despite the fact that its substrate, SAM, is undergoing very large fluctuations

Mean and standard error was calculated for all quantitative experiments

One alternative is to supplement with glutathione and other nutrients that support its production

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