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This decline can be exacerbated by factors such as environmental toxins, poor diet, and stress

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Ticlopidine, primarily known for its antiplatelet aggregation effects, also demonstrates hepatoprotective properties in IRI by reducing the expression of the ferroptosis marker PTGS2 [254]