Among the most well-understood behavioral mechanisms of GLP-1 in the brain is its ability to restrict feeding behavior through its targeting of the PVH of the hypothalamus and the central amygdala [50, 54]
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Thus, it is not surprising that there is a feedback loop where ROS activates autophagy, and activated autophagy triggers the degradation of oxidized proteins and damaged organelles to reduce ROS levels
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