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In aged kidneys, the presence of invasive macrophages and lymphocytes results in a decrease in renal mass primarily through mechanisms of tubular fibrosis and atrophy (Mei and Zheng, 2009)

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VIC also contributes to myelination and the differentiation of neuronal precursors, playing a role in the development and maturation of the central nervous system

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Furthermore, Erastin-induced ferroptosis in target cells is accompanied by membrane rupture and the release of large amounts of ROS, which may further enhance autophagy via ROS-mediated activation of the AMPK/mTOR signaling pathway

This structural arrangement enables them to be influenced by various agonists or antagonists