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Injectable use: Doses range from 1-5mg daily, generally administered subcutaneously or intramuscularly

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The reaction reflects regenerative signalling and barrier disruption during the adjustment period, not permanent harm

Therefore, the effectiveness of the use of the transporter-mediated prodrug approach for the brain delivery of drugs with brain extracellular targets is questionable