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A patient is prescribed an MAO inhibitor for depression. The clinician explains that dietary tyramine restrictions are crucial because the medication inhibits MAO-A in the gut wall and liver. The inhibition of MAO-A is clinically central to both the hypertensive risk with tyramine and the antidepressant effect because MAO-A preferentially metabolizes which two key monoamines?
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