Results: Overall, 23.9% of AIS patients had a high AL and 45.5% were deemed dependent at 90-day
Omega class GST homologues were further investigated based on the glutathione (GSH)-binding site characteristic of Omega class GSTs in the N-terminal domain including the proline-rich residues in N-terminal extension (Morphew et al ., Reference Morphew, Eccleston, Wilkinson, McGarry, Perally, Prescott, Ward, Williams, Paterson, Raman and Ravikumar2012), the catalytic cysteine residues characteristic of Omega class GSTs (Morphew et al ., Reference Morphew, Eccleston, Wilkinson, McGarry, Perally, Prescott, Ward, Williams, Paterson, Raman and Ravikumar2012
Talchai, C., Xuan, S., Lin, H
There is no general Therapeutic Use Exemption for these substances
Methods We searched four electronic databases (PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, and Cochrane CENTRAL Register of Controlled Trials)