Often called the bodys master antioxidant, it plays an important role in: Cellular health: helping to protect cells from free radical damage Detoxification: supporting liver function and toxin removal Immune function: regulating immune system responses and reducing inflammation Oxidative stress reduction: neutralising harmful reactive oxygen species Glutathione is made from three amino acids, which makes it a tripeptide
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DHAR and GR activities convert the DHA translocated from the lumen and the DHA generated in the stroma to AsA (Asada, AsA-GSH pathway in mitochondria The presence and activity of AsA-GSH cycle enzymes in mitochondria of plant cells have been established, and this cycle plays an important role in protecting mitochondrion against the toxic ROS regularly produced in respiratory chain reactions (Leonardis et al., 2004