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Meanwhile, butyrate also targets intestinal epithelial cells via EGFR-STAT3 and Nrf2 pathways

It then works directly on the products from Phase 1 detoxification to make them water soluble for excretion by the kidneys

Because it exists within the cell and it is part of all cells, including those of the immune system it is a more powerful antioxidant thatn vitamins C or E, both of which neutralize free radicals

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These dioxygenases utilize Fe(II) as a cofactor, 2OG as a co-substrate, and some of them require vitamin C as an additional cofactor for full catalytic activity