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Olivito I, Avolio E, Minervini D, Soda T, Rocca C, Angelone T, et al

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In short, by inhibiting YTHDF1, PLB reduced SLC7A5 protein, which in turn inhibited the accumulation of iron ions and LPO, prevented ferroptosis, and protected the survival and function of ovarian GCs

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