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Long-distance trail running induces functional iron deficiency driven by inflammation
Iron is a critical cofactor for numerous cellular processes, particularly mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation. Functional iron deficiency, often driven by inflammation-induced hepcidin upregulation, restricts iron availability to peripheral tissues despite adequate stores. Physical exertion elic
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