The consequences of adduct formation at the protein level is associated with numerous cytotoxic consequences including the disruption of cell signalling, altered gene regulation, inhibition of enzyme activity, mitochondrial dysfunction, impaired energy metabolism
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For moderate IPTB, NAC oral dose (ACC long, 600 mg, Hexal), prepared by University Hospital of Nantes Pharmacy, was administrated at 3.6 g/d (80 mg/kg of body weight (BW)/d) in 6 doses from day 0 to day 7, followed by 1.8 g/d per os (40 mg/kg BW/d) from day 8 until 37th weeks of GA or delivery, whichever occurred first
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