L-DOPA is given to a patient with Parkinson's Disease because:

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L-DOPA is given to a patient with Parkinson's Disease because:

L-DOPA is given to a patient with Parkinson's Disease because:

a. dopamine cannot cross the blood brain barrier.
b. serotonin cannot cross the blood brain barrier.
c. L-DOPA is converted to norepinephrine.
d. L-DOPA is converted to epinephrine.

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