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Exogenous L-carnitine a meliorated burn-induced cellular and mitochondrial injuries of hepatocytes via recovering CPT1 activity

2021-01-20

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<h4>Background: </h4> Impaired liver fatty acid metabolism and persistent mitochondrial dysfunction are common phenomena and associated with liver failure. Decreased serum L-carnitine, a vitamin involved in fatty-acid and energy metabolisms, has been reported in severe burn patients. The current research aimed to study the effects and mechanism of L-carnitine on mitochondrial damage and other hepatocytic injuries....

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30dd977f-56d5-5436-91c6-6a5b9f82a591
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-148660/v1
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