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Studies in which DCAC50s mechanism of action was studied have shown that this compound inhibits the activity of Cu/Zn SOD1, which uses copper ions as cofactors, by interfering with copper ion transport and raising ROS levels while simultaneously affecting mitochondrial function and reducing ATP production

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PUFAs react with coenzyme A via the catalytic action of ACSL4 to form acyl-coenzyme A

0:35:06 Glutathione crosses CACO-2 monolayers, a model of human intestinal absorption, even when glutathione breakdown is inhibited with acivicin and glutathione synthesis is inhibited with BSO