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The catalytic site is located on the selenocysteine residue of GPX4, and the electrophilic RSL-3 binds to the nucleophilic part of the selenocysteine on the active site of GPX4 to achieve ligand binding (Yang et al., 2016)

This reduction of expression of genes encoding ER and GPER1 diminishes the neuroprotective capacity of these receptors, amplifying triclocarbans neurotoxic effects [83]

The peptide demonstrates dual-phase mechanisms: acute phase preservation of ischemic tissue through anti-apoptotic signaling via Akt activation, and chronic phase activation of cardiac progenitor cells (c-kit+ populations) that contribute to myocardial repair through both structural replacement and paracrine support, with studies showing 200% increases in progenitor cell mobilization and cardiac homing