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glutathione biosynthesis and cadmium metabolism Unbalanced Activation of Metabolic Pathways Suggests Potential Involvement in Plant Defense against the Gall Midge Mayetiola destructor in Wheat Biomarker for the toxicity evaluation – Frontiers | Foliar-Applied Glutathione Mitigates

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18,19 The plasma concentration of GSH is a function of hepatic synthesis, oxidation-reduction reactions, extrahepatic uptake and degradation, and GSH absorption