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After incubation, samples were used in the immunostaining or other assays
The presence of a group of symptoms together, such as tremors, bradykinesia and (in more advanced cases) akinesia is referred to clinically as parkinsonism (51)
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Glutathione also helps maintain adequate cholesterol levels, prevents insulin resistance, and protects against age-related diseases
In Synechocystis , exposure to gentamicin stimulated GSH synthesis, whereas a gshB mutant was killed by the drug, despite carrying a resistance gene
