glutathione and alzheimer's disease Do copper interact to modify pathogenesis? Glutathione level variations in brain

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Copper regulates the function and folding of SOD1, maintaining normal immune cell function, while excessive copper accumulation or deficiency changes immune cell activation and pro-inflammatory responses, leading to increased neuroinflammation, thereby promoting the occurrence of neurodegeneration (116)

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