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Reported biochemical potency against human NNMT is in the low-micromolar range with cellular EC values in the low-micromolar range for suppression of 1-MNA and lipogenesis, with selectivity over related methyltransferases and NAD-salvage enzymes [1,6,7]

however, direct experimental evidence linking these changes to exercise tolerance, training adaptation, or microbiota-dependent muscle responses via the ENS remains limited