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“... edema and pain. Treated mice could stand four times more time on the rotating rod than untreated ones...”
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“... a favorable pharmacokinetic profile. The combination of a potent decrease in total and LDL cholesterol levels...”
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“... observed in the nuclei shape in G2 in comparison to G1. Considering G2 and G3, a decrease in the size...”
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF STATINS AND NICOTINIC ACID IN THE TREATMENT OF METABOLIC SYNDROME
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