Its limitation is the inability to reverse effects once tolerance is established, making it potentially ineffective in monocytes that have already experienced inflammatory activation

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Molecular modeling indicates that the substitution of a valine to glutamic acid at residue 411 reduces the binding affinity of linolenic acid, a reported exogenous ligand for the NHR-49 ortholog, HNF4, as well as other potential fatty acid binding partners with comparable structure (Supplementary Fig
Cells with impaired mitochondrial function produce more reactive oxygen species, which amplify the inflammatory signal and accelerate tight junction degradation
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