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Elemental sulfur found in mammalian cells for first time SECONDARY_TEXT

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Experiments also showed that elemental sulfur reacts with thiol-containing compounds found in cells to produce antioxidants that limit the oxidation of lipid...	verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character

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QUOTE `{}`	Experiments also showed that elemental sulfur reacts with thiol-containing compounds found in cells to produce antioxidants that limit the oxidation of lipids, which would otherwise cause cell damage and inflammation.

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