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Dietary selenium deficiency drives sex-specific circadian disturbance through redox imbalance and causes early systolic dysfunction in mice
Background: Selenium is a vital trace element involved in antioxidant defence and cardiovascular health. Although selenium deficiency is implicated in cardiomyopathies, its early cardiac effects and underlying mechanisms remain poorly defined. Methods: C57BL6/Njr mice were fed either a selenium defi
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