A further update on the role of excitotoxicity in the pathogenesis of Parkinsons disease
Mullen KD, Sanyal AJ, Bass NM, Poordad FF, Sheikh MY, Frederick RT, et al
During the first 24 h post-injury, MuSCs differentiate into myoblasts, which either divide a limited number of times to maintain the stem cell pool or terminally differentiate into myocytes, ultimately fusing to form multinucleated myotubes [6, 7]
Available long-term data shows no major concerns, though data beyond 12 weeks of continuous use is limited
Curiously, the A 1-42 level in the CSF is reduced and not correlated with motor dysfunction in PD patients compared to the controls (Buddhala et al
any dosing figures describe clinical-trial or research settings, not a personal protocol