Inclusion criteria required participants to be over age 18, read and speak English, have a Hoehn & Yahr score between 2 and 3 (bilateral disease, not severely disabled), and have three or more of the required positive criteria for the diagnosis of definite PD from Step 3 of the UK Brain Bank Diagnostic Criteria for PD
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In summary, endogenous synthesis of Gln, closed related with oxygen content, is the key regulatory process in proliferation and glycolysis of CD4 + T cells (54)
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Protocol restraint: Researchers can focus on timing and consistency instead of assuming that escalating the amount will always improve the signal