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EGCG alleviates aging-related metabolic dysregulation caused by excessive methionine intake via the formation of N-EGCG and activation of DAF-16/FOXO — Jingyimei Liang (2025) | RDL Network
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EGCG alleviates aging-related metabolic dysregulation caused by excessive methionine intake via the formation of N-EGCG and activation of DAF-16/FOXO
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Jianbo Xiao
Universidade de Vigo
EGCG alleviates aging-related metabolic dysregulation caused by excessive methionine intake via the formation of N-EGCG and activation of DAF-16/FOXO
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2025
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Jingyimei Liang
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Yuxuan Zhao
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