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Mitochondrial and synaptic abnormalities in ASD-related syndromes The growing body of evidence reveals that the ability of mitochondria to adapt to the changing environment and energy demand is impaired in various ASD-related syndromes [325, 326]
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Certain clinical conditions common in hemodialysis patients such as malaise, muscle weakness, cardiomyopathy and cardiac arrhythmias may be related to abnormal carnitine metabolism