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At present, the available postbiotic drugs include cell-free supernatant, exopolysaccharides, enzymes, cell wall fragments, short-chain fatty acids, bacterial lysates, vitamins, phenol-derived metabolites and aromatic amino acids

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l carnitine effect on fatty liver of l-carnitine supplementation lead acetate-induced cell apoptosis and inflammation: role of caspase-3 and glycogen synthase kinase-3 enzymes l carnitine role transporting fatty

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l carnitine effect on fatty liver of l-carnitine supplementation lead acetate-induced cell apoptosis and inflammation: role of caspase-3 and glycogen synthase kinase-3 enzymes l carnitine role transporting fatty

Liposomes that are prepared by the post-insertion technique are commonly as stable as the pre-PEGylated ones, but do not have their limitations like low encapsulation rates and weak transfection efficiency.56,57 This method does not influence the conventional drug loading technique.57,58 Data from several studies have shown that post-insertion of mPEG-HDAS (Fig

l carnitine effect on fatty liver of l-carnitine supplementation lead acetate-induced cell apoptosis and inflammation: role of caspase-3 and glycogen synthase kinase-3 enzymes l carnitine role transporting fatty
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