In chicken myoblasts, CHAC1 is upregulated during proliferation, differentiation and muscle regeneration following injury ( CHAC1 , while the long non-coding RNA lncMDP1 buffers this inhibition, facilitating muscle recovery ( 2.5 CHAC1 in inflammatory and infectious disease context Generally, the inflammatory response is strongly related to the induction of ferroptosis
Research reviews also describe BPC-157s protective effects in models involving NSAID-related gastrointestinal lesions, alcohol-related injury, perforated stomach lesions, esophagitis, fistula healing, intestinal inflammation, and other GI injury models

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The outstanding progress accomplished in the last years allows to assert that, even though the pathways implicated in the induction/execution of apoptosis have remained largely unaltered, many new redox-dependent processes have been added and we suggest the reading of several reviews on this subject (Anathy et al., 2012
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doi: 10.3390/ijms262411872