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Jinyoung Yang,Hyoboon Wang,Donghyuk Jopecies (Julià et al., 1987a) are divided into three classes, I, H and III, which are characterized by their specific, differing electrophoretic mobilities, reactivities with different alcohols and sensitivities to pyrazole and its derivatives. Class III alcohol dehydrogenases have anodic electrophor

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Data Science and Emerging Technologiescal properties (Yoshida .., 1990). Liver mitochondrial aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH.) probably plays a major role in acetaldehyde metabolism as its low k. (1–2μM) is compatible with the circulating acetaldehyde levels after alcohol ingestion in both normal subjects and alcohol abusers (Arthur et al.

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Hadi Naghavipour,Farhad Nadi,Ali Aitizazajor goal with important implications. Such identification could greatly increase our understanding of diseases whose pathophysiology and clinical course are currently unknown. In turn, this could lead to logical improvements in the way the disorder is treated. Furthermore, antenatal diagnosis and t

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Hadi Naghavipour,Farhad Nadi,Ali Aitizazse phenomena include ethanol-induced intoxication, reinforcement, the development of functional tolerance and physical dependence and ethanol-induced brain damage. One of the more popular hypotheses regarding the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which ethanol produces its effect on the CNS propo

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