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[76] reported that targeted delivery of kartogenin (KGN) to synovial fluid MSCs (SF-MSCs) by engineered exosomes leads to even dispersion of KGN in the cytosol and strongly promotes the chondrogenesis of SF-MSCs in vitro and in vivo

This intricate reciprocity underscores the necessity to move beyond a cell-centric view and toward a holistic understanding of the pathological circuit

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It does not necessarily imply or suggest danger we just simply dont know yet

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The delay between glutathiones discovery in 1888 and its clinical use in the 1980s stems from three factors: poor oral bioavailability (the tripeptide was degraded in the gut before absorption), lack of understanding of its antioxidant mechanism until glutathione peroxidase was discovered in 1957, and institutional medicines slow adoption of redox biology as a treatment framework