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Similarly, mitochondrial dysfunction manifests as mtDNA errors, oxidative stress, and calcium imbalance in Huntingtons disease (HD), showing more evidence of its crucial role in disease progression, as evidenced in both HD mouse models and human brain samples [72]
looking at which individual features were associated with key outcomes) however this was not feasible for the current study and care must be taken to avoid tautological approaches
Which releases it in a volatile way