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10.1016/j.plipres.2018.09.002 83 LeiP.BaiT.SunY

acetaminophen mechanism of glutathione depletion metabolism and production toxic metabolite (Courtesy Mind the Anion Gap: 5-Oxoproline-Induced

doi: 10.1128/spectrum.01437-23 274 ZhangM.-L.LiW.-X.WangX.-Y.WuY.-L.ChenX.-F.ZhangH.et al

acetaminophen mechanism of glutathione depletion metabolism and production toxic metabolite (Courtesy Mind the Anion Gap: 5-Oxoproline-Induced

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acetaminophen mechanism of glutathione depletion metabolism and production toxic metabolite (Courtesy Mind the Anion Gap: 5-Oxoproline-Induced

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acetaminophen mechanism of glutathione depletion metabolism and production toxic metabolite (Courtesy Mind the Anion Gap: 5-Oxoproline-Induced
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