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It does not appear that DORs inhibit glutamate input from thalamus ( The early study of opioid effects on neurotransmission in dorsal striatum concluded that KORs have no effect on glutamate release (Jiang and North, 1992)

Cells were treated with 5mM (or no treatment) and harvested at log phase of growth followed by RNA isolation and RNA seq analysis using the Illumina platform

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Dehydroascorbic acid is reduced to generate ascorbic acid inside the cell, protecting mitochondria from free radical-induced oxidative damage (Figures 2 and 3)