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Many other factors can upregulate the expression level and activity of arginase, such as lipopolysaccharide, TNF-, glucose, thrombin, hypoxia and angiotensin II [reviewed in Pernow and Jung (2013)]

GSH is one of the most ubiquitous low molecular weight antioxidants in the body, it is expressed at high levels within cells and is found at relatively high levels in some extracellular fluids such as the lung ELF [4] and bile [25]