Researchers Examine Malate-Aspartate Shuttle in Gastric Atrophy and Precancerous Progression
A scientific review evaluates the malate–aspartate shuttle as a candidate redox–bioenergetic hub in gastric atrophy and precancerous disease progression.
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A scientific review evaluates the malate–aspartate shuttle as a candidate redox–bioenergetic hub in gastric atrophy and precancerous disease progression.
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