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doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2025.1677102 Received 31 July 2025 Accepted 31 October 2025 Published 21 November 2025 Volume 16 - 2025 Edited by Gregg Pettis, Louisiana State University, United States Reviewed by Jong Hyun Ham, Louisiana State University, United States Cong Zhang, Qingdao Agricultural University, China Updates Copyright 2025 Shigeta, Shiraishi, Schroll, Lauer, Keppler, Sakai and Yurimoto

in vivo tracing of glutathione Isotope reveals bacterial catabolism host-derived during Helicobacter pylori infection Quantification and 13C-Tracer analysis of

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in vivo tracing of glutathione Isotope reveals bacterial catabolism host-derived during Helicobacter pylori infection Quantification and 13C-Tracer analysis of

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in vivo tracing of glutathione Isotope reveals bacterial catabolism host-derived during Helicobacter pylori infection Quantification and 13C-Tracer analysis of

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in vivo tracing of glutathione Isotope reveals bacterial catabolism host-derived during Helicobacter pylori infection Quantification and 13C-Tracer analysis of

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in vivo tracing of glutathione Isotope reveals bacterial catabolism host-derived during Helicobacter pylori infection Quantification and 13C-Tracer analysis of

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