It inhibits the transport activity of SLC7A11, induces ferroptosis, and suppresses tumor growth [33]
(2) Serving as the substrate for glutathione peroxidase enzymes, which reduce peroxides to water
The MTHFR gene plays a crucial role in many parts of the body, including:3 Blood cells and the lymphatic system (tonsils, lymph nodes, thymus, spleen, etc.) Blood Cells Placenta Brain and nervous system Stomach Esophagus Lungs Male and female reproductive systems Liver Pancreas Retinas 4 In a developing baby, MTHFR functions the most in the heart, brain, and nerves.5,6 Understanding why the MTHFR gene is essential for life becomes more apparent when considering its function
Likewise, the authors of this study call for more research into the efficacy (and safety) of GLP-1 analogs in IBD for its anti-inflammatory properties