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A cocktail of B vitamins with nicotinamide riboside, folate and cobalamin preserves cardiac function and mitochondrial oxidative capacities in a mouse model of heart failure

2025-02-23

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Despite a substantial therapeutic arsenal to treat patients affected by heart failure (HF), no treatment specifically targets alterations of cardiac energy metabolism and mitochondrial functions. Yet, these alterations are now well-known and their involvement in HF pathophysiology has been demonstrated for years. Based on the results of previous studies demonstrating the cardiac preventive effects of B vitamins wh...

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77242964-759d-5c19-9131-1fbd9e7b97d0
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10.1101/2025.02.18.638803
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