A recent study showed that high expression of SLC7A11 increases the sensitivity of tumor cells to oxidative stress and promotes the growth of primary tumors (Yan et al., 2023)
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The low oral bioavailability of certain supplement compounds has led to efforts to design novel formulations to increase their absorption and reduce their first-pass metabolism
