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At first glance this article would seem to be way off-base for ME, but when I read the following paragraph, I decided that it would be worthwhile posting if for the science-oriented members to take a look at and see what they think. I know what I do.
https://neurosciencenews.com/lc-neurodegeneration-21346/
“A specific genetic mutation is implicated in a rare, neurogenetic disorder called
GPT2 Deficiency—a genetic syndrome that the Morrow lab first reported in 2016.
GPT2 Deficiency—a genetic syndrome that the Morrow lab first reported in 2016.
The gene of interest is called GPT2 (Glutamate Pyruvate Transaminase 2),
and it generates an enzyme that is vital to metabolic pathways in
mitochondria, the energy centers of cells.”
How a Brain Area Implicated in Alzheimer’s May Be Vulnerable to Degenerationand it generates an enzyme that is vital to metabolic pathways in
mitochondria, the energy centers of cells.”
https://neurosciencenews.com/lc-neurodegeneration-21346/