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Objective Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is characterized by increased Type I interferon (IFN‐I) and autoantibody production. This study aimed to identify drugs that can inhibit both IFN‐I and autoantibody production. Methods We identified an inhibitor of IFN‐I production from a chemical library.
Takehiro Hirayama +16 more
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DIO3 depletion attenuates ovarian cancer growth via reduced glycolysis and alterations in glutamine metabolism. [PDF]
Moskovich D +9 more
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Expression of concern 'Influence of glutamine metabolism on diabetes Development: A scientometric review'. [PDF]
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Developing a prognostic model of glutamine metabolism-related genes associated with clinical features and immune status in melanoma. [PDF]
Hu H +10 more
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Beyond the tumor: Enhancing pancreatic cancer therapy through glutamine metabolism and innovative drug delivery. [PDF]
Su M, Qin H, Shen J, An H, Cao Y.
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Cathepsin K Aggravates Pulmonary Fibrosis Through Promoting Fibroblast Glutamine Metabolism and Collagen Synthesis. [PDF]
Chen M +10 more
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Association between folate and glutamine metabolism and prognosis of kidney cancer. [PDF]
Qin J, Ouyang C, Zhuang X.
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Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1990
The role of the lungs in maintaining amino acid homeostasis has only recently been studied. The data suggest that the lungs play a key role in glutamine flow in both normal and catabolic states. Further studies are necessary to clarify the regulation of lung glutamine at the whole organ and cellular level.
W W, Souba, K, Herskowitz, D A, Plumley
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The role of the lungs in maintaining amino acid homeostasis has only recently been studied. The data suggest that the lungs play a key role in glutamine flow in both normal and catabolic states. Further studies are necessary to clarify the regulation of lung glutamine at the whole organ and cellular level.
W W, Souba, K, Herskowitz, D A, Plumley
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Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1990
The gut plays a key role in interorgan glutamine metabolism in normal and catabolic states. During critical illness, the gut responds to prevailing metabolic pressures that may result in a temporary "reset" in interorgan glutamine flow. As the body recovers from the disease process, the alterations in gut glutamine metabolism revert to normal, which ...
W W, Souba +4 more
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The gut plays a key role in interorgan glutamine metabolism in normal and catabolic states. During critical illness, the gut responds to prevailing metabolic pressures that may result in a temporary "reset" in interorgan glutamine flow. As the body recovers from the disease process, the alterations in gut glutamine metabolism revert to normal, which ...
W W, Souba +4 more
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Nutrition, 2002
Expression of high activities of both glutamine synthetase and glutaminase allows the liver to play a major role in the regulation of glutamine homeostasis. The liver shows net glutamine output in metabolic acidosis, in prolonged starvation and animals bearing tumors, net glutamine uptake in the postabsorptive state, on consuming high protein diets ...
Malcolm, Watford +4 more
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Expression of high activities of both glutamine synthetase and glutaminase allows the liver to play a major role in the regulation of glutamine homeostasis. The liver shows net glutamine output in metabolic acidosis, in prolonged starvation and animals bearing tumors, net glutamine uptake in the postabsorptive state, on consuming high protein diets ...
Malcolm, Watford +4 more
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