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These findings provide insight into the long-known benefits of N-acetyl cysteine in Ataxia-telangiectasia cells beyond oxidative stress through removing glutamate excess by producing glutathione

Kalghatgi et al., 2013), and that like A 142, LL-37 has been shown to directly bind and damage mitochondria (Bankell et al., 2022), a feature that could be shared with similar AMPs