Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Iron”

Deregulated Nrf2-Keap1-BACH1 axis in autism spectrum disorder
NRF2 BACH1 Autism ASD Tics p62 Heme Iron
Iron Supplementation on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children
Iron ADHD
Iron deficiency may lead to impaired PPI
Iron Iron Deficiency PPI Prepulse Inhibition Schizophrenia
BTBD9 gene and TS
BTBD9 CRL3 Tourette syndrome Iron Autophagy MEIS1 MAP2K5 SKOR1 RLS IRP2
Ferrochelatase (overview)
FECH Heme Iron Ferrochelatase
RSAD1 is a heme chaperone catalyzing the insertion of heme into hemoproteins
heme iron SAMe RSAD1
Hepcidin - an iron controlling hormone
Hepcidin Iron Copper
Vitamin C and Iron
Iron Ascorbic acid
Nrf2 might be inhibiting heme synthesis
Heme Iron SFN ALAD
DGLA is able to abolish tardive dyskinesia
DGLA GLA Linoleic acid Tardive dyskinesia OCD phospholipids Tourette Syndrome Heme Iron
Arachidonic acid synthesis requires heme
Arachidonic acid Iron Heme ECS
Iron deficiency
Iron
Retinoic acid
Oxidative stress Vitamin A Retinoic acid Hepcidin Iron CBS BHMT GNMT MTR
Hydrogen Sulfide
Prepulse inhibition H2S CBS GSK3b Tourette Syndrome ER Stress UPR PTP1B Iron IRP1 ACO1 HIF1A GYY4137 Autophagy mTORC1
Iron deficiency in mothers is associated with tics disorder in children
Iron Tics Tourette syndrome
Oral Iron Administration
Iron Ferritin Anxiety Depression Concentration Insomnia
Trace elements and tics disorder
Zinc Copper Iron Tics Tourette syndrome
PANS and low ferritin
Ferritin Iron PANS
Serum ferritin level and tic severity
Tourette Syndrome Ferritin Iron Tics
Molybdenum Cofactor
MoCo SUOX Methylation Copper Iron GPHN Gephyrin Prepulse inhibition S-sulfocysteine NMDA Molybdopterin
Heme biosynthesis depends on acquisition of iron-sulfur cofactor
Heme Porphyrins Iron