GENETIC, BIOCHEMICAL AND IMMUNE HISTOCHEMICAL CORRELATES OF DUCHENNE AND BECKER MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES

The genetic, biochemical, and immune-histochemical underpinnings of Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophies, as well as their chaotic manifestation, are discussed in this work. In-frame mutations in the Becker muscular dystrophies gene have distinct impacts on dystrophin production and the clinical severity of the disease. The current study demonstrates that the dystrophin domains have important functional roles. Our experimental and clinical research on DMD also demonstrate that the flesharian diet and alcoholic drinks taken by his father's/patients grandfather's create chaotic patterns that are mapped by them, which are a function of the BIS effect. To reduce the risk of DMD and BMD, it has been determined that the flesharian diet, alcoholic beverages, and narcotic medicines should not be consumed under any circumstances. The evidence backs up these conclusions.

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