A decline in Lactobacilli dominance decreases lactic acid production, disrupts pH homeostasis, and weakens the natural antimicrobial barrier
In summary, current data support a model in which both LOXs and nonenzymatic Fenton chemistry contribute to lipid peroxidation during ferroptosis

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6AE) confirmed downregulation of NUPR1 in IPF relative to control lung tissue, including in bronchial epithelial cells