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Glutathione is in every cell of your body - but it may be most important to your heart and liver - where it is found in the highest concentrations

Understanding the mechanisms underlying the vulnerability of SNpc dopaminergic neurons in PD remains critical for developing new therapeutic approaches to halt or slow the progression of this debilitating disease

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Dopamine Release and Uptake Classically, dopaminergic neurons release dopamine when an action potential reaches the axon terminal, inducing dopamine-containing vesicles to fuse with the cell membrane and release dopamine via exocytosis (Liu and Kaeser, 2019)

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