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Mechanistically, K145 deacetylation enhances the ubiquitin-binding capacity at lysine 63 (K63), triggering LONP1 degradation

Additionally, vascular endothelium becomes less effective at regulating blood flow and preventing clot formation, leading to endothelial dysfunction, increasing the risk of atherosclerosis, thrombosis, and other vascular diseases

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survodutide is not yet approved anywhere

[00:11:00] So, so, it, it does seem to, to help POTS, you know, some patients are getting help with it