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Blots were developed using Immobilon Forte Western HRP substrate (Sigma, WBLUF0100) and imaged with Microchemi 4.2 (BioRad)

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This approach maintains consistent peptide signaling and metabolic effects throughout the treatment period

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We have bypassed this obstacle using a novel cross-disciplinary adaptation of an in silico treatment discovery model without any a priori hypothesis [18], which identified trimetazidine as having transcriptomic effects that mimic a combination of first-line BD medications [19]