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Comparison of Urinary Proteome Modifications Between Methamphetamine-Abstinent Rehabilitation Patients for Over Three Months and Healthy Individuals

2025-04-05

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Methamphetamine addiction is characterized by complex mechanisms and a high relapse rate, posing a serious public health threat. In this study, urinary proteome modifications of rehabilitation patients who had abstained from methamphetamine for over three months and those of healthy individuals were analyzed and compared. A total of 984 differentially modified peptides were identified, 362 of which showed changes...

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Literature Corpus work: f7adb164-3de6-51a4-8d73-820293132cba
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.02.646921

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