l-acetyl carnitine biomarker for depression

l-acetyl carnitine biomarker for depression and Mitochondrial-inflammation crosstalk in major depressive

Name: l-acetyl carnitine biomarker for depression and Mitochondrial-inflammation crosstalk in major depressive
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Evaluation of a method to determine the natural occurrence of aflatoxins in commercial traditional herbal medicines from Malaysia and Indonesia

January 2019

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the two groups had similar clinical features [ALT 5140 vs 2384 U/L], but chronic exposure cases were younger [mean age 3.5 vs 15 years], less likely female [46% vs 82%], and more likely to die [12% vs 2%], however only 22% of them were diagnosed as acetaminophen overdose [37% were "indeterminant"])