[PubMed Citation] Cyanide poisoning is uncommon, but generates interest because of the presumed utility of an antidote immediately available in those areas with a high risk of cyanide exposure
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Its fundamental pharmacological mode of action hinges on selective NNMT suppression: blocking excessive nicotinamide methylation reactions to elevate endogenous intracellular nicotinamide reserves, further accelerating downstream NAD+ biosynthesis
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