L-carnitine accomplishes this by binding to acyl residues produced not only from fatty acids but also from amino acid metabolism, forming water-soluble acylcarnitines that facilitate their excretion from cells and ultimately the body (Figure 1) ( 2.4 Stabilization of cell membranes L-carnitine is also essential in maintaining membrane stability and the function of plasma, mitochondria, and other organelles, probably through its effects on the acetylation of membrane phospholipids
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The copper atom itself plays a role here, because copper-dependent enzymes such as superoxide dismutase (Cu/Zn-SOD) are central to endogenous antioxidant defense
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