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| The absence of clear laboratory markers affects not only how CFS is diagnosed, but whether or not it is viewed as fundamentally psychological illness, and how it is treated. | The absence of clear laboratory markers affects not only how CFS is diagnosed, but whether or not it is viewed as fundamentally psychological illness, and how it is treated. | ||
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| + | There is considerable evidence that mitochondrial dysfunction is present in some CFS patients. (({{pubmed> | ||
| This work contributes key elements to the development of ME/CFS diagnostics, | This work contributes key elements to the development of ME/CFS diagnostics, | ||
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| - | . A decisive infectious trigger may then lead to immunization against autoantigens involved in aerobic energy production and/or hormone receptors and ion channel proteins, producing postexertional malaise and ME/CFS, affecting both muscle and brain.(({{pubmed> | + | A decisive infectious trigger may then lead to immunization against autoantigens involved in aerobic energy production and/or hormone receptors and ion channel proteins, producing postexertional malaise and ME/CFS, affecting both muscle and brain.(({{pubmed> |
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