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MitoQ and Reduced Glutathione Protects Against Dopamine Induced Brain Mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain Inhibition During Extended In Vitro Incubation: Involvement of Free Radicals and Quinone Products - MDS Abstracts

MitoQ and Reduced Glutathione Protects Against Dopamine Induced Brain Mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain Inhibition During Extended In Vitro Incubation: Involvement of Free Radicals and Quinone Products - MDS Abstracts

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Objective: To study the impact of MitoQ and GSH against DA induced rat brain mitochondrial electron transport chain inhibition during extended in vitro incubation. Background: Studies on mitochondrial functions following extended exposure to dopamine (DA) in vitro have produced variable results. Our previous study suggests the predominant involvement of quinone products in long-term DA-mediated inactivation […]

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MitoQ and Reduced Glutathione Protects Against Dopamine Induced Brain Mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain Inhibition During Extended In Vitro Incubation: Involvement of Free Radicals and Quinone Products - MDS Abstracts