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First, proteins containing N-methylated lysine residues are degraded by lysosomes or proteasomes to release 6-N-trimethyllysine (TML), in which lysine provides the carbon backbone and nitrogen atom of carnitine, whereas methionine provides the methyl group

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Patients trade a 3-month slow metabolic period for long-term results where the target site will not easily regain weight for the following 3 years.

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