This post examines a report from the laboratory of Dr Christopher Fahrni at Georgia Tech University. What this group is saying is that the small molecule glutathione can chaperone intra cellular Cu+ to really low femptomole levels. [1] This is a glutathione molecule. The carboxy C-terminus (had end) is a glycine. A carboxy group isContinue reading “Glutathione the Copper Chaperone”
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Copper, fructose, and NAFLD
Fructose is not metabolized like glucose. Its consumption has been linked to fatty liver disease. Adequate copper in the +2 oxidation state was not better than copper deficiency in rats on a high fructose diet.
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Cuprous niacin 