Results Exogenous GABA Alleviates Tourette Syndrome-Like Behavior and Growth Impairment in SD Rats Exogenous GABA alleviates TS-induced growth impairment and TS-like behavior by modulating neurotransmitter balance, reducing neuronal hyperexcitability, and promoting inhibitory signaling in the central nervous system
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Where It Acts The primary target cells are dermal fibroblasts (the cells responsible for producing collagen, elastin, and the extracellular matrix proteins that give skin its mechanical structure) and basal keratinocytes (the proliferating cell population at the bottom of the epidermis)
Roughly 30 total subjects