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Radiotherapy in In Vitro and Animal Models The rats were gamma-irradiated with 8 Gr, and a part of the animals was injected subcutaneously with a BC-derived polypeptide (1 mg/g b.w.) one day before and daily after irradiation for 4 days [147]

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The metabolism of methyl group in cell is considered a critical factor with respect to neuronal health due to involvement of methylation in various regulatory processes such as gene repression via DNA methylation, epigenetic regulation though histone modification, neurotransmitter metabolism, role in phospholipid synthesis and myelin formation [101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108]

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