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Consequently, these molecular interactions induce discernible changes in the morphology of platelets (165)

however, numerous research gaps remain that require urgent attention

Furthermore, Sullivan and Zahr [14] extensively described neuropathological, neuroelectrophysiological, neuropsychological, and neuroradiological evidence for alcohol-induced neuronal loss in humans

For example, in A142 induced neurotoxicity, TQ protected cholinergic hiPSC neurons by restoring intracellular antioxidant levels and by inhibiting ROS generation, cell death, and apoptosis [51], and subsequently reduced quantal size of ready to release synaptic vesicle pools caused by A142 [51]

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