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11 Conclusion In this paper, we have investigated the role of deuterium in mitochondrial dysfunction, and the potential role of amyloidogenic proteins in sequestering deuterium within plaque deposits, both in the brain and in the pancreas
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Bruce HR Wolffenbuttel About the author Bruce Wolffenbuttel is a Professor Emeritus MD PhD and an expert in endocrinology, metabolic diseases, and diabetes, with numerous published papers to his name
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