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Investigating Baseline Sex Differences in Brain Mitochondrial Protein Expression: A Foundation for Understanding Stroke Response
Strokes are a leading cause of death and disease worldwide, highlighting the need for improved treatment options. A stroke stops blood flow to the brain and reduces the amount of oxygen delivered to the tissue, resulting in mitochondrial dysfunction and brain cell death. Interestingly, males and fem
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