Güvenir Seven S, Sahin H, Erkanlı Şentürk G et al. · Molecular neurobiology · PMID 41706383
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“Through its neuroprotective and antioxidant effects independent of BH4 and BDNF, MOTS-c may alleviate autism-like behaviors, suggesting its potential as a therapeutic candidate for ASD.”
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