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Choroba afektywna dwubiegunowa z perspektywy neurochemicznej cz.1

Choroba afektywna dwubiegunowa (ChAD) wciąż stanowi wyzwanie dla lekarzy. W tym artykule opowiemy o znaczeniu monoaminooksydazy (MAO) i katecholo-O-metylotransferazy (COMT) i o powiązaniach tych enzymów z ChAD.

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