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The B12 releases into the bloodstream over hours to days

To this point goes the relevance of the findings that as in the previous muscle and ligament injuries studies [19,20,21,22,31,35,36,37,47], the damaged animal exhibits spontaneous injured hind limb contracture, in particular, maintained knee flexure, inability to achieve knee extension even upon forced extension

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