In its invasive hyphal form, Candida penetrates the intestinal epithelium and releases more than 70 identified mycotoxins including acetaldehyde, gliotoxin, and candidalysin that trigger systemic inflammation, impair mitochondrial function, disrupt neurotransmitter synthesis, and compromise the integrity of the gut barrier, producing a multi-system clinical presentation that spans gastrointestinal, neurological, endocrine, dermatological, and immunological domains
Recent advances in small molecules for improving mitochondrial disorders
As for OAS-TL, it may be that sulfenylation and persulfidation of SERAT are intimately connected
Intestinal microbiota during the initial trimester of pregnancy resembles that of non-pregnant, healthy individuals
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