ACSL1 regulates ESA metabolism To elucidate the impact of ACSL1 on lipid metabolism, we conducted a lipidomic analysis of two independent ACSL1 -deficient cell lines as well as an ACSL1 -overexpressing line and their parental control cells (Fig
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