Statistical analysis involved counting changes in fissures and average neuron density observed in individual brain sections analyzed per microscopy field
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Depending on your history, your clinician may consider: A neurologic exam (strength, reflexes, sensation, gait) Diabetes metrics if you have diabetes (A1c, glucose trends, medication review) Targeted labs for potential contributors, which may include B12, folate, thiamine, vitamin D, magnesium, iron studies, and a general metabolic panel to assess electrolytes and kidney function A review of other medications and supplements If symptoms are localized (for example, one hand), evaluation may focus more on compression neuropathies
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Structural basis for expansion of the genetic alphabet with an artificial nucleobase pair