It also supports the immune system and enhances the efficacy of other antioxidants like vitamin E
At the G-site, tyrosine (alpha, mu, pi, and sigma isoenzymes), serine (kappa), or cysteinyl residues (theta) are involved in GSH binding through hydrogen bonding
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While originally studied for its effect on the pineal gland, researchers have experimented with its overall well-being