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Neuroprotective Role of Myricetin in Atrazine-Induced Parkinson’s Disease in Male Wistar Rats
Atrazine is a herbicide known to induce multiple organ pathologies, and causes Parkinson's Disease (PD) via oxidative stress and damage to dopaminergic neurons in the nigro-striatal system. Current antiparkinsonian drugs primarily provide symptomatic relief of motor impairments through dopamine repl
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