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If patients experience severe gastrointestinal symptoms or dehydration, stopping GLP-1 therapy temporarily is advisable

PTPN22 (short for protein tyrosine phosphatase non-receptor type 22), known as a risk factor in multiple autoimmune disorders, reduces T-cell activity by removing phosphate groups from phosphorylated proteins such as LCK, Fyn, and Zap70, which are associated with T-cell receptor signaling pathway

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