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ACL
(redirected from Acetyl-l-carnitine)

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ACLAccess Control List
ACLAnterior Cruciate Ligament (connective tissue of the knee; common injury)
ACLAustin City Limits (PBS Sshow)
ACLAssociation for Computational Linguistics
ACLAtlantic Coast Line
ACLAgent Communication Language
ACLAmerican Classical League
ACLAllegro Common LISP
ACLAudit Command Language
ACLAdult and Community Learning
ACLAtlantic Container Line
ACLAudio Cleaning Lab (audio noise reduction software)
aCLAnti-Cardiolipin (Antibody)
ACLAustralian Centre for Languages (Syndey, NSW, Australia)
ACLAdvanced Computing Laboratory
ACLAssociation of Christian Librarians
ACLAcetyl-L-Carnitine
ACLAsynchronous Connectionless (Bluetooth)
ACLAdvanced CMOS Logic
ACLAllowable Cabin Load
ACLAnalytical Chemistry Laboratory
ACLApplied Color Label
ACLAlternate Concentration Limit
ACLAnthroponotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis
ACLApplicative Common Lisp
ACLAutomotive Components Ltd (Australia)
ACLAsynchronous Connection-less Link (Bluetooth)
ACLAmerican Consultants League
ACLApplication Control Language
ACLAir Cadet League (of Canada)
ACLAgent Control Language
ACLAutomatic Carrier Landing
ACLAllowable Combat Load
ACLAcademic Computing Lab
ACLAccess Compatibility Layer
ACLAllowable Cargo Load
ACLArbortext Command Language (filename extension)
ACLAdvanced Computer Laboratory
ACLAuto Correct List (filetype extension)
ACLActive Control List
ACLAircraft Logbook
ACLAcquisition Career Level
ACLAssociated California Loggers
ACLAdministrative Control Limit
ACLAnti Communist League
ACLAtlantic City Line (New Jersey Transit commuter rail line)
ACLAffichage a Cristaux Liquide (French: liquid crystal display)
ACLAccelerator Control Listing
ACLAnti-Collision Lighting
ACLAutomove Control Language
ACLAuthorized Consumption List
ACLAuxiliary Cooling Loop
ACLAccelerator Command Language
ACLAntenna Center Line
ACLAeronautical Computer Laboratory
ACLAdvanced Concepts Laboratory
ACLAverage Contaminant Level
ACLAllowance Components List
ACLAvailable Cabin Load
ACLAkumiitti Connectivity Library (SMSC connectivity software)
ACLASCII Control Language
ACLAutomatic Clutter Mapping
ACLApplication Compatibility List
ACLAnalog Configuration Line
ACLAutomated Comprehensive Layout
ACLAsynchronous Connection-Oriented Link (logical transport, Bluetooth)
ACLAir Control Level (US DoD)


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In several European studies, a substance called acetyl-l-carnitine, which is found naturally in our bodies' cells, appeared to slow down the mental deterioration of Alzheimer's.
Alzheimer's in the family by Schardt, David / Nutrition Action Healthletter
A naturally occurring compound named acetyl-L-carnitine may slow the worsening of dementia symptoms among people with Alzheimer's disease, a preliminary study suggests.
Alzheimer's: slowing the decline by Science News
Others note that a synthetic version of a naturally occurring substance called acetyl-L-carnitine appears promising in its ability to both enhance cholinergic function and prevent oxidative damage.
Toward a future with memory: researchers look high and low for the ... by Weiss, Rick / Science News
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