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PNAS, 115(43), 1083610844

As a negative control, resistance mediated by genomic alterations that directly reactivate the MAPK pathway, such as through NRAS mutation (M249R) or BRAF alternative splicing (M395R, M397R) do not show differentiation changes (Figure 2A) (Nazarian et al., 2010)

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Their findings supported a previous observation that the L-Phe binding pocket is adjacent to the Ca 2+ binding site 1

Funding This work was supported by the Innovative Research Group Program of National Science Foundation of China (Grant No

Edaravone (EDA), another radical scavenger, has recently shown preclinical potential for treating neurodegenerative diseases including AD through modulation of ferroptosis-related pathways (243, 244)