Yeast mitochondrial glutathione is an essential antioxidant with mitochondrial thioredoxin providing a back-up system
Glutathione is an abundant, low-molecular-weight tripeptide whose biological importance is dependent upon its redox-active free sulphydryl moiety. Its role as the main determinant of thiol-redox control has been challenged such that it has been proposed to play a crucial role in iron–sulphur cluster...
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