anti-glutathione s-transferase mu 4 antibody Glutathione S Transferase (GSTM4) The soluble GST is encoded by eight different genes in humans namely Glutathione S-Transferase mu 1/GSTM1 Antibody

All use is restricted to in-vitro and preclinical research settings

[17] In 2025, the WHO noted a rate of 35.5% in pregnant women, compared with 30.5% in non-pregnant women, along with a rate of almost 40% in children aged under 5 years

However, the foundational mechanism paper (Benoist et al., 2014 in J Pharmacol Exp Ther) establishing Dihexas HGF/c-Met pathway activation was formally retracted in April 2025 after being flagged since 2021

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