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Biomaterials Research
The clinician's value is precisely the judgment to tell those situations apart, to support the body where support is enough, and to escalate to established treatment when it isn't
Lopez-Erauskin and colleagues postulated a model, in which an excess of C26:0 induces mitochondrial production of reactive oxygen species leading to mitochondrial oxidative damage to DNA and proteins, inefficient oxidative phosphorylation and finally to dying-back axonopathy [52]
