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Long-term effects of l-serine supplementation upon a mouse model of diabetic neuropathy

Xia et al., 2023

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4114703500475082281
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Xia C
Suriyanarayanan S
Gong Y
Fridman V
Selig M
Li J
Rutkove S
Hornemann T
Eichler F
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Journal of Diabetes and its Complications

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Abstract Deoxysphingolipids (1-deoxySLs) are neurotoxic sphingolipids associated with obesity and diabetic neuropathy (DN) and have been linked to severity of functional peripheral neuropathies. While l-serine supplementation can reduce 1-deoxySL …
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