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Chemosphere 339:139544

These possibilities could be addressed by time-lapse live imaging using organelles markers

This strategy could also promote epSPC differentiation and the release of neurotrophic factors from these cells to counteract degeneration of motor neurons, thus deserving further investigation for its translation in clinical application for ALS care

In conclusion, the current study demonstrates that posttranslational oxidative protein modification, carbonylation, affects fibrin clot structure and lysability in hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism in a differential manner

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