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Dynamic s-acylation of schizophrenia-linked antioxidants explicate the redox flexibility of human microglia during inflammation

2026-04-30

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Cysteine proteome essentially regulates cellular adaptability during stress. Proteomic cysteines are reversibly modified to avoid loss through oxidation. Reversible cysteine-modifications beneficially preserve cellular stress-response mechanisms by regulating the transient activation of substrate proteins. Cysteine acylation (or s-acylation) is one such extensively documented reversible protein modification. Infla...

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b0a58d23-8b9b-5152-85dc-0a208595eb1e
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10.64898/2026.04.28.721236
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