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It's the astrocytes and the microglia, and there are probably also some T cells that have the GLP-1 receptor that could be important
Cystine import and oxidative catabolism fuel vascular growth and repair via nutrient-responsive histone acetylation
It reduces SAM consumption, preserves its function as a methyl donor for epigenetic regulation, and further optimizes cellular metabolic efficiency
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