# Sometimes it’s good to be lucky: blood flow, glutathione, oxidative stress, and mitochondria

**Authors:** Walter Gay Bottje

PMC · DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2025.1766585 · Frontiers in Physiology · 2026-02-09

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- **Genes:** Mstn (myostatin) [NCBI Gene 29152] {aka Gdf8}
- **Diseases:** lung damage (MESH:D008171), spider venom toxicity (MESH:D013684), mitochondrial dysfunction (MESH:D028361), stroke (MESH:D020521), ascites (MESH:D001201), PHS (MESH:D006976), FE (MESH:D001068)
- **Chemicals:** prostaglandin (MESH:D011453), Vit E (MESH:D014810), methionine (MESH:D008715), progesterone (MESH:D011374), prostacyclin (MESH:D011464), norepinephrine (MESH:D009638), Water (MESH:D014867), indomethacin (MESH:D007213), amino acids (MESH:D000596), 6-keto PGF1a (MESH:D015121), ROS (-), GSH (MESH:D005978)
- **Species:** Sus scrofa (pig, species) [taxon 9823], Rattus norvegicus (brown rat, species) [taxon 10116], Oryctolagus cuniculus (domestic rabbit, species) [taxon 9986]
- **Mutations:** U of I

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