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What is the mechanism by which ATP and ACh are most often inactivated?
Loss of Inhibition
A decrease in self-control or restraint, often leading to impulsive or risky behaviors, which can be caused by various factors, including alcohol consumption.
Chronic Gambling
A long-standing behavioral pattern marked by the compulsive need to gamble, often leading to significant personal, social, or financial problems.
Dementia
A category of brain diseases causing a long-term and often gradual decrease in the ability to think and remember, significantly affecting daily functioning.
Frontotemporal NCD
A type of neurocognitive disorder that affects the front and side parts of the brain, leading to changes in behavior and language.
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