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One study utilized electrophoresis, mass spectrometric analysis, and database research to compare the protein expression profiles of normal and degenerated human AF and found 10 proteins that had highly altered expression between the two groups (Ye et al., 2015)

This research uncovers how a natural peptide called MOTS-c can help protect the liver from a serious condition called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), which is a severe form of fatty liver disease

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