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Huntingtons Disease > Neuroprotectant Drugs
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Neuroprotectant Drugs Defined
Drugs that prevent harmful calcium ions from destroying the m itochondria of the nerve cells, which leads to cell death. An example of a neuroprotectant drug is Cyclosporin A.
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