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Functionally, NAC can inhibit the generation of ROS and scavenge ROS because it can be deacetylated to form L-cysteine, which promotes the synthesis of endogenous glutathione to inhibit OS

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The TfR remains the most extensively studied target due to its abundant expression at the BBB and its well-characterized transcytosis pathway, and it has been widely leveraged to enhance CNS delivery of antibodies and enzyme inhibitors relevant to AD (Shen et al., 2025)
