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10.1155/2019/5349398 Oxid

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Current Limitations and Future Research Directions While the preclinical evidence for AOD-9604s joint support potential is encouraging, several important limitations must be acknowledged

While carotenoids protect against endogenous DNA damage in vivo, their protective effects against hydrogen peroxide-induced damage ex vivo are less pronounced, possibly due to reduced antioxidant interactions [46]